A warm, grounded presence for the people who need it most.
Megan Cooper brings a person-centered, deeply human approach to therapy. Her work is rooted in the belief that every person deserves a space that is genuinely supportive — one where they can show up exactly as they are, without having to perform, explain, or justify themselves.
She works with teens and adults navigating anxiety, depression, ADHD, body image concerns, women's issues, and postpartum mental health. Whether you are in the middle of a hard season or trying to understand patterns that have followed you for years, Megan's goal is to help you feel less alone in it — and more capable of moving through it.
"My focus is on creating a supportive, nonjudgmental space while integrating mindfulness and meditation to support growth, resilience, and self-awareness."
Megan spent a year with Sentient Path as a graduate intern before completing her MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. That time gave her a deep familiarity with the practice's values — and with the kinds of clients we serve. She is not new to this work. She is new to the credential.
She is currently awaiting LPC-Associate licensure in Texas and will begin seeing clients under clinical supervision as soon as her license is issued. Her supervised practice means she brings the full weight of her training and the added layer of regular clinical oversight — a structure that supports both her growth and the quality of care her clients receive.
Megan's approach integrates mindfulness and meditation as practical tools — not as abstract concepts, but as accessible practices that can help regulate the nervous system, build self-awareness, and create space between a feeling and a reaction. For clients who have never tried mindfulness before, she meets you where you are.