Megan Taylor

About

The people who find me are usually holding everything together on the outside while their minds run doomsday drills on the inside. They are capable, conscientious, and quietly worn down by fears nobody at the dinner table can see. I specialize in helping adults who live with intrusive thoughts, the kind that feel shameful exactly because they clash with who you are. I also work with panic, the sudden false alarm that convinces your body something terrible is happening right now. Together we build psychological flexibility, the capacity to let a thought ring loudly without letting it run your day. You will leave our early sessions with a roadmap, a shared picture of where we are headed and how we will know we are getting there. I take seriously how personal the choice of who to confide in can be. I grew up around caregiving, so this work never felt like a decision so much as a continuation. Clients describe our sessions as steady and unhurried, even when the subject is not. If your mind has been loud lately, consider this your invitation to reach out.