Megan Boedecker

Hi, I’m Megan Boedecker, a Licensed Mental Health Counselor with six years of counseling experience and twelve years of experience in the mental health field. My clinical background includes working in outpatient, residential, and inpatient settings, as well as providing case management services to adults living with severe mental illness. These experiences have allowed me to work with individuals from a variety of backgrounds and with diverse mental health needs, shaping my passion for helping clients build the skills and confidence to create meaningful changes in their lives.

I genuinely love what I do and feel passionate about helping individuals navigate life’s challenges, recognize their strengths, and work toward their personal goals. My approach to therapy is collaborative and focused on equipping clients with practical skills and techniques they can use in everyday life. I enjoy helping clients develop a better understanding of how their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors are connected, while learning effective ways to navigate challenges, build healthy coping strategies, and make lasting changes. My goal is to provide a supportive space where clients feel heard, understood, and empowered throughout their journey.

Originally from Englewood, Florida, I have always loved spending time at the beach. Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my husband, our two dogs and two cats, and family and friends. In my free time, you can usually find me curled up with a good book, attending a concert, exploring new restaurants, or planning my next trip. I love making memories, trying new things, and finding joy in the little things!

My style is warm, straightforward, and collaborative. I’ll listen carefully, help you recognize patterns, and offer a different perspective when it may be useful. Sometimes that means gently challenging a familiar way of thinking or responding, with room to talk honestly about what feels helpful and what doesn’t.

Alongside our conversations, we’ll explore practical tools you can use in everyday life. We’ll work together on steps that reflect your goals and the challenges you’re facing.

You don’t need to arrive knowing exactly what to say. We’ll talk about what brought you to counseling, the experiences you’d like me to understand, and what you hope might change. You can share at a pace that feels comfortable and ask questions along the way.

Starting counseling can feel vulnerable or unfamiliar. Our first meeting is a chance to get to know each other, discuss how we might work together, and see whether the connection feels right for you.