Megan Varner

I approach counseling as a collaborative process rooted in trust, safety, and respect. My role is to offer a steady space where clients can talk openly about their experiences and be supported while navigating them —at a pace that feels manageable and realistic.

I specialize in working with young adults and adults across the lifespan, including individuals navigating change or seeking support after experiences of trauma. This can include harm within relationships, connected to systems such as healthcare, workplaces, or other institutions, as well as pregnancy loss, infertility, or other forms of reproductive grief. I also support clients who want to strengthen boundaries, build self-awareness, or regain a sense of direction during uncertain or challenging periods.

My work is trauma-informed, client-centered, and grounded in the counseling relationship. I believe all individuals have the power to make meaningful change in their lives and strive to shape the therapy process based on each client's unique strengths, needs, and preferences.

I earned my Master’s degree in Professional Counseling from Central Michigan University in 2015. My background includes providing therapy in a university counseling setting and serving in leadership roles within domestic and sexual violence crisis services.