Meghan Robinson LPC

My path to becoming a therapist started at age 14. I was experiencing an overwhelming amount of transition within my family, my living situation, and myself. Therapy allowed me a space to just talk, be seen and heard, and most importantly know that I didn't have to experience this on my own. I committed during that experience that I would someday become a therapist so I could hopefully offer that space to someone else. I have dedicated the last 18 years towards this goal and beyond by continuing to learn and grow professionally and personally. I am still a personal user of therapy and am happy to be able to provide a brave space for my clients to know they are not alone with their struggle.

• Virginia, Licensed Professional Counselor, 0701008929

I am a queer, non-monogamy affirming, kink-aware, and culturally humble therapist. In the therapy room, I show up with a sense of compassion, warmth, and curiosity with each client. I strive to create a therapeutic space that is collaborative. A space that is brave enough for you to show up vulnerably with yourself and others. As an attachment-based therapist, I believe that relationships shape how we make sense of our lives. They influence how we show up in the world. Relationships can create our biggest love and biggest pain. These experiences can nurture our innate strengths and can cause us to form protections to hide ourselves. When working with any relationship in individual, partner, or sex therapy, my hope is that we discover the ways and the whys for our protections. As we grow into this understanding we can offer compassion and embrace our wholeness.