Megan Pearson

Megan Pearson completed her BA (Hons) at Acadia University and her MA in Clinical Psychology at Ryerson University. During her training in Toronto, she engaged in intensive individual and group therapy with women experiencing a wide range of difficulties related to trauma histories. This training work deepened her interest in working with people who are struggling with diagnoses of complex trauma/ Borderline Personality, as well as PTSD.

Since returning to Nova Scotia, Megan has worked in private practice with children, adolescents, adults, and families – helping them address a variety of challenges. She is an approved practitioner for a number of agencies and organizations.

Megan’s current focus of practice is with older adolescents and adults; her clinical approach is collaborative, harm reduction, solution focused, and technically integrative. In her work she includes aspects of Rogerian, DBT, CBT, and ACT models. Megan individualizes her approach to match each client’s unique personality, needs, and goals.