Personal Statement
“I believe that each of us have all that we need inside of ourselves to accomplish and overcome anything. Working together, we can aim to identify and bring to light your innate resources of strength and spirit to carry you through your most difficult times.  While it is common to experience some fear and anxiety when entering a therapeutic relationship, I have a natural ability to connect and empathize with my clients in a friendly, non judgmental way, making the process easier. My approach to therapy is ecclectic, integrative and goal oriented.  It is mostly driven by what you as my client, identify as an objective and what you consider a successful resolution.  I use a variety of approaches, including, but not limited to, psychodynamic, CBT (cognitive behavioral), solution focused brief therapy, HMR (holographic memory resolution for trauma) subconscious/conscious techniques and DBT (dialectical behavioral therapy).”

Profile
Megan Mahoney is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor and a Certified Professional Life Coach. She holds a Masters’ of Science degree from National Louis University. Megan has experience in community mental health settings and private practice. She has specialized trainings in HMR (a trauma resolution technique), solution focused brief therapy, domestic violence and subconscious/conscious mind techniques.  

Treatment Modalities
Megan has experience working with many issues, including, but not limited to, trauma and PTSD, depression, anxiety, codependency, addiction, self esteem, OCD, sexual abuse, parenting, cancer, health issues, grief and relational problems. Megan works primarily with adults, couples, and families and has a particular interest and specialty in working with trauma, relationship issues, and addictions/co-dependency. Megan utilizes a variety of coaching modalities, including, but not limited to, relationships, empowerment, stress management, health and wellness, and career. Megan has facilitated several groups including: coping skills, subconscious/conscious techniques, trauma, recovery model, codependency, and relationship issues.