Meghan Eileen Howe

Meghan Eileen Howe, LCSW, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with a passion for helping individuals and families facing challenges related to severe mood disorders and anxiety. With a warm and light-hearted spirit, she forms strong connections with clients of all ages, including preteens, children, teens, and adults. Meghan brings over 11 years of experience from her work in the Pediatric Bipolar Disorders Program at Stanford University, where she developed and adapted therapeutic treatments tailored for children and their families. She excels in working collaboratively with clients and their families, particularly those dealing with mood and anxiety disorders, behavioral difficulties, and suicidal tendencies. Known for her expertise in creating personalized in-home treatment programs, Meghan incorporates various therapeutic approaches such as family-focused therapy, mindfulness-based cognitive behavioral therapy, exposure-based therapy, yoga and movement therapy, and dialectical behavior therapy. Her extensive knowledge is further enhanced by her contributions to professional articles on pediatric bipolar disorder, making her a trusted resource in the field. Meghan believes in honoring the unique qualities of each client and is committed to adapting therapeutic models to ensure their needs come first.