Meredith (She/her) is a queer, transgender woman originally from Utah and received her Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Arts in Modern Dance at the University of Utah, and her Master’s Degree in Clinical Social Work with a specialization in Mental Health from Hunter College's Silberman School of Social Work. Her professional experience has been primarily with queer and gender-diverse adults experiencing substance use disorders, grief and loss, anxiety, trauma, and depression.

She has an eclectic approach to therapy, primarily drawing upon psychodynamic approaches, third-wave Cognitive Behavioral Therapies, somatic approaches, narrative therapy, and Systems Theory. Through these lenses, she approaches each client individually, recognizing the importance of connection, safety, personal awareness, and relational healing as vital to the therapeutic process and understanding the intricacies of that client's unique background.

She has particular interest in working with gender-diverse people and their families, people who experienced religious trauma, people experiencing substance use disorder, PTSD and C-PTSD, anxiety, depression, and grief.