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Therapy That Actually Goes Somewhere.

For couples stuck in a pattern they're desperate to get out of.

For parents carrying a grief the world doesn't know how to hold.

For the sensitive, high-achieving person who is just so tired of their own mind.

In-Person in Edmond, OK · Online Across Oklahoma & Vermont

People reach out to me for therapy for many reasons, but most of the folks I help fall into one of these areas.

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​Couples Therapy for Relationships That Feel Stuck

You love each other. But something has gotten stuck — the same argument, the same distance, the same feeling that nothing ever really changes.

Couples therapy is where that pattern finally gets examined honestly, and where both of you begin to shift it.

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Grief Therapy for Parents

Losing a child — at any age, at any stage — is a grief that reshapes everything. I work with parents navigating miscarriage, stillbirth, infant loss, and the death of children later in life.

This is a space where your child can be remembered and your grief can be spoken out loud.

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Therapy for Anxiety and Highly Sensitive Individuals

Your mind is capable and perceptive and absolutely exhausting to live in sometimes.

If you're caught in loops of what-ifs, self-doubt, and relentless second-guessing, therapy can help you understand what's driving it, and build a steadier relationship with your own thoughts.

Meet Megan

Photo of Megan Secrest, therapist, sitting cross-legged in her therapist chair

Hi, I'm Megan Secrest.   

I'm a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and EMDR Certified therapist based in Edmond, Oklahoma.

 

I've spent over a decade going deep on the specific experiences that bring people here: stuck relationships, profound grief, and anxiety that won't quit. I understand deeply what brings people into my office and what makes them stay working with me. It's my deepest desire that all people get to experience therapy that actually goes somewhere. 

 

I'd love to tell you more about how I work and whether we might be a good fit.

What Therapy Actually Does

Many people come to therapy because something in their life feels tangled, painful, or stuck. And they want to  understand their current problems, while creating change that moves the needle, so to speak.

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Over time, people often begin to experience:

  • A clearer picture of what's been running the show in their relationship

  • Conversations with their partner that actually go somewhere, instead of the same loop again

  • Room to grieve at their own pace, without anyone telling them they should be over it by now

  • A quieter mind, not silent, but no longer running the same exhausting circle of concerns and 'What if's?'

  • A steadier relationship with themselves

  • The quiet confidence that they can handle whatever comes next

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Therapy doesn't remove life's difficulties. However, it can help people move through them with greater clarity, support, and self-understanding.

A note on fees and insurance:

Good therapy costs money. I wish that weren't true, but it is — and I'd rather be straight with you about it than bury the conversation in fine print.

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What I can tell you is that the people who invest in this work privately often tell me it's the most useful money they've spent. No session limits. No required diagnosis. No insurance company in the room with us. Just the work.

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I work with a small number of insurance panels and can provide superbills for potential out-of-network reimbursement. All the details are on the fees page.

Not sure where to start?
Start here.

A free consultation is a 20-30 minute virtual conversation — no paperwork, no commitment, no pressure to have everything figured out beforehand.

 

You share what's been going on, ask whatever questions you have, and we both get a sense of whether working together makes sense.

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That's it. No obligation. Just a real conversation.

Click the button below to schedule a consultation with me.

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