Meet our incredible team.

Meghan McHaney, DSW, LICSW

Founder

Education

  • Bachelor of Psychology, Eastern Illinois University
  • Master of Social Work, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
  • Doctor of Social Work: Advanced Clinical Practice & Leadership, University of Tennessee at Knoxville

Certifications 

  • Certified Provider of Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing, EMDR International Association
  • Pending: Certification in Traumatic Stress Studies, Trauma Research Foundation
  • Certified Clinical Trauma Professional, Evergreen Certifications
  • Certified in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Evergreen Certifications

Clinical Licensure 

  • State of Illinois: #149.016557
  • State of New Hampshire: #3063
  • State of Massachusetts: #LICSW127968
  • State of Indiana: #34011412A

Bio

One of the first memories I have of being a social worker took place next to an old, dilapidated apartment building. I was racing an eight-year-old back and forth across the parking lot while we waited for his mother to arrive. He lived in a foster home, and really looked forward to these visits. Just as she pulled into her usual parking space, he won the race and I slid on some rocks, falling to the ground. She got out of her car laughing at me. He and I were laughing too.

When I think of those first few years working with families, memories like this are the ones I love to return to. Not courtrooms and meetings, but sunny afternoons like that one. They remind me why I went into this field in the first place.

As I transitioned to a therapist role, I was eager to learn everything I could about how people heal. I wanted to move beyond helping people reduce and manage their symptoms-trimming branches that inevitably grew back. I wanted to do root work, helping people face unprocessed pain that fuels harmful patterns and cycles. After many books, podcasts, trainings, and consultation, I began to understand how complex trauma recovery can be.

My love for learning and collaboration has led to some incredible experiences. For almost a decade I worked at an academic medical school providing therapy, writing and carrying out grant programs, providing group therapy for local homeless shelters, and teaching medical and social work students. I’m deeply grateful for all I learned from those years. Through it all, my patients have been my greatest teachers.

 

Leigh Campos, MA, MBA

Therapist 

Education

  • Bachelor of Marketing/Public Relations, Purdue University
  • Master of Business Administration, Southern New Hampshire University
  • Master of Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Southern New Hampshire University

Certifications 

  • Pending 2026: Certified Provider of Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing, EMDR International Association
    • Trained by EMDRIA Approved Provider, 2025

Clinical Licensure 

  • Pre-Licensure 

Bio

I’m an EMDR-trained mental health therapist specializing in trauma, anxiety, women’s mental health, adult-diagnosed neurodivergence, and the emotional realities of living with chronic illness/pain. Therapy is my second career - before entering this field, I spent roughly a decade working as a pharmaceutical representative in pain management. During that time, I saw firsthand how often chronically ill people are dismissed, misunderstood, or left to navigate complex systems without adequate support. Medical gaslighting is real, and its impact on mental health - especially anxiety, grief, and self-doubt - is profound.

My own lived experience with hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (hEDS) and POTS deeply informs my work. I understand the ongoing stress of managing a body that doesn’t always cooperate, the uncertainty that comes with fluctuating symptoms, and the emotional toll of advocating for yourself in medical settings. I’m also COVID-cautious and am particularly passionate about supporting individuals with these concerns.

In therapy, I strive to create a space where you are believed, respected, and supported as a whole person. My approach is trauma-informed, collaborative, and grounded in the understanding that your symptoms—both physical and emotional—make sense in the context of what you’ve lived through. Together, we can work toward greater self-trust, nervous system regulation, and a life that feels more manageable - even in the presence of ongoing challenges.

 

Kelly Stein, MA

Brand Manager

Education

  • Bachelor of English & Writing, Western Kentucky University
  • Master of Publishing & Writing, Emerson College at Boston, MA 

Bio

I have a background in graphic design and publishing. I have worked mostly for associations and nonprofits because I love work that makes a positive impact and helps others. I have been a freelance designer and copyeditor for over a decade, and I really like using all of my creative skills, which is why I am currently employed in the Communications department of a nonprofit. I believe design should be clean, consistent, and simple. And yes, I do like Helvetica. When I’m not working, I’m a mom to three little boys and enjoy writing an unfinished novel, reading, and drinking iced coffees. I also love thrifting and antiquing and wish every day felt like a crisp, fall day.