Megan Enright, LMSWI received her Bachelor's of Science in Psychology from James Madison University in December of 2021. Megan received her Master's of Social Work from the University of Maryland, Baltimore in May 2024. Megan provides CBT, mindfulness interventions, and supportive therapy services to young adults and adults. She has experience working with individuals going through depression, anxiety, panic attacks, and ADHD. Megan also has experience working with people encountering familial conflict, work stress, and difficulty setting boundaries in their personal lives. She provides a client-centered, teamwork based approach to therapy, with the understanding that you are the expert on your experience, to help you see the changes you want to see in your life. Megan’s first internship in graduate school was working with Public Defenders to create Biopsychosocial profiles for court cases involving adolescents. She worked primarily with 15-17 year old boys in the Baltimore City and County area. Megans second internship in graduate school was at Bloom Health Centers where she gained therapeutic experience with a diverse caseload. In undergrad, Megan worked in an elementary school in rural Virginia, shadowing their school counselor.