Megan Bowling, MA, LMFT

Megan earned her Bachelor degree in Psychology from California State Polytechnic University, Pomona in 2012. She then attained her Master degree in Counseling Psychology from Argosy University, Orange County in 2014. During her Master's program, Megan was a Psychology Intern at an inpatient treatment facility that works with adults on the Schizophrenia spectrum. ​In 2012, Megan started working with adolescents in a non public school setting; assisting youth with their educational and therapeutic needs. Megan joined a private practice setting in 2014, where she worked with adults with dual diagnosis and severe mental health issues. In 2016, Megan started working with a local School District as an Educationally Related Intensive Counseling Services (ERICS) therapist. Assisting youth with their social and emotional needs in the Individualized Education Plan (IEP) system. Since then, she has assisted children, adolescents, and couples in both the private setting as well as the school setting. Specialties include dual diagnosis (when many things bother us that we have difficulty with), anxiety, depression, trauma, life changes, self-esteem, social and emotional evaluations for Individual Education Plans (IEP), ADHD, autism spectrum, school challenges, and family conflicts. Megan has worked with all ages, ethnicities, and cultural backgrounds. In her personal life, Megan enjoys time with her husband, loved ones, and fur children. She likes to hike, run, watch movies, and watch baseball. ​