Megan Foley

Megan Foley, LCSW, brings a focused clinical presence to work with adults facing stress, anxiety, depression, and shifts in self-esteem. With 12 years of clinical experience, she supports people navigating significant life transitions and the emotional ripple effects of chronic health conditions. Her practice emphasizes practical coping skills and the exploration of personal purpose as clients move through change.

She has particular experience assisting young adults, women, and individuals experiencing workplace stress, as well as older adults confronting aging and geriatric concerns. Her background also includes long-term work in dialysis settings, where she supported people dealing with serious illness and end-of-life issues. This varied clinical exposure informs her attention to issues such as panic, social anxiety, family dynamics, and caregiver strain.

Megan adopts a collaborative stance that invites clients to identify priorities and build strengths at their own pace. She attends to communication patterns, control concerns, and relationships while helping clients develop tools for managing symptoms and rebuilding a sense of direction. Those seeking a steady, practical partnership in navigating emotional and life challenges will find a clear focus on skills, resilience, and forward movement.