Meghan has dedicated most of her career to working with children and families in a variety of settings, including teaching middle school in Charlotte, NC and teaching English while living abroad in Oaxaca, Mexico. She received her Masters Degree in Community Counseling from Western Carolina University and has spent the past several years supporting families and individuals in achieving positive change in their lives through the counseling process. Meghan works with school-aged children as well as working with adults through their 30s. She accepts Blue Cross Blue Shield, Children’s Medicaid, and Health Choice as well as creating sliding scale cash agreements with clients.

“I feel that it is important to create a trusting, accepting relationship with my clients in which they can feel comfortable doing the challenging work of personal growth. My approach is an eclectic balance between several, proven-effective, theoretical approaches including (but certainly not limited to) Cognitive Behavioral, Solution-Focused and Reality Therapy while consistently maintaining the belief that individuals are highly resilient and have the desire and internal resources to improve their lives, given the right tools. I believe strongly, when working with children, in the importance of also working with their parents/ guardians. I hold the belief that parents/guardians have the most power to effect positive change in their children and that often implementing a new parenting approach can cause significant change in a child and family as a whole. I also enjoy supporting individuals and families through various life transitions including, relationship changes, children‘s move to different schools/ environments, pre/post-partum support for parents, as well as many other age-based transitions. I have clinical experience working with clients dealing with anxiety and mood disorders, ADHD, self-esteem issues, physical/ sexual abuse, and family/ relationship struggles. Please feel free to email me with any questions at MDoubraskiLPC@gmail.com.”