Megan Brewer

Megan Brewer, LMHC

I believe some of the most courageous people are the ones who enter the counseling room. It takes courage to risk looking at our story and the part that keeping us from growing into the people we were created to become. Taking those deeper looks at ourselves and what causes us pain is difficult to do and even more challenging to do alone, because we were made to heal together. I love counseling because I believe it is a unique place where we can boldly look together at what has been keeping us from living a whole and authentic life.

In counseling I believe it is an important part of the process of healing to engage not only our head, but our heart, body and soul as well. Through my own experience in therapy, I have learned how trauma and brokenness can affect so many areas of our lives, including the way our bodies hold the painful stories we have walked in. I believes every person’s story is significant and that when we pay attention to how our experiences have shaped us, we can begin to gain freedom through them.

Megan received her training from Reformed Theological Seminary and enjoys working with a wide range of clients including teens, college students, adults and cross-cultural workers. Her areas of focus include trauma, abuse, anxiety, depression, grief, transition, relational issues, chronic pain and social anxiety.

Megan spent two years living in South East Asia. During her time overseas, she was impacted by how each person’s unique experiences shaped and guided how they thought, felt and perceived the world. She deeply enjoys working with people who are living cross-culturally and helping them grow in their identity and calling.

When she is not counseling Megan enjoys yoga, rollerblading, learning to bake, and exploring new places in Central Florida with her husband Thomas.