Megan Richardson, LMFT
About me
My hope is to meet with clients who find themselves scrambling for health and wholeness and whatever that means to them. I believe there is immense power in feeling safe and known and that our wounds and victories both impact our thought processes, relationships, emotions, and behaviors. In life transitions, relational difficulties, and personal struggles, I aim to be an agent of hope and compassion that moves clients towards greater awareness and confidence, and away from self-defeating processes of shame and feelings of unworthiness. As a result, the health of body, mind, soul, and relationships improves.
I am licensed in Tennessee with 5 years of professional work experience. I have experience in helping clients with stress and anxiety, relationship issues, family conflicts, & trauma and abuse. I have training in the Internal Family Systems approach to therapy, I am EMDR trained (trauma therapy), and I practice an experiential approach to therapy with couples, families, and individuals. With couples, I utilize Emotionally Focused Therapy, a research-validated approach to healing and strengthening couples’ relationships and emotional connection.
I am profoundly grateful when clients allow me into the sacred truths of their inner worlds, into their not-so-curated stories of joy and pain. I believe that YOU are the expert on your own journey and I would consider it an honor to be invited into your unique story and to help you move toward greater health and healing in your life and relationships.
Professional experience
Additional areas of focus: Attachment issues, Body image, Communication problems, Guilt and shame, Post-traumatic stress
License information
TN LMFT 1730