Meagan Chevalier

I help clients connect with their own innate capacity to heal and grow. In my work with adults, couples, and families, I integrate relational, experiential, and trauma-informed approaches. Above all, my work is collaborative. I take great care to adapt my therapeutic approach to each client’s unique needs, personality, lifestyle, and background.

I specialize in treating complex trauma and rely on a range of experiential, evidence-based approaches to my support clients therapeutic goals. My primary modalities include EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), IFS (Internal Family Systems), somatic psychotherapies, and mindfulness-based techniques. In my relational work with couples and families, I draw from EFT (Emotionally Focused Therapy), the Gottman Method, and I practice couples EMDR. I am EMDR-certified and have advanced training in somatic approaches. I have a deep appreciation for learning and continually expand my skill set through ongoing training and by providing training and consultation to others..

Last, but certainly not least, I believe that acknowledging and examining my own privilege is essential to creating an affirming and equitable therapy space. I am White, cis-gender, and currently able-bodied, and I hold academic and socioeconomic privilege. I work intentionally to understand how these identities shape my perspective so that I can create safer spaces and be more accountable to communities experiencing inequity and injustice.