Meghan Breen

Meghan Breen is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and therapist specializing in supporting teens and adults navigating difficult challenges such as trauma, PTSD, addiction, and eating disorders. With a relational and collaborative approach to therapy, she brings skill, humor, and acceptance into her practice, understanding that while she is an expert in certain treatment modalities, her clients are the true experts of their own lives. Meghan works with individuals, couples, and families, emphasizing the importance of recovery-based treatment and the transformative power of vulnerability. She believes deeply in action-oriented approaches that promote change and resilience, guiding her clients towards the fulfilling lives they deserve. A proud alumna of Hunter College, Meghan has completed postgraduate training in family and couples therapy at the Ackerman Institute and possesses extensive training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) through Behavioral Tech. Her areas of specialization include Binge Eating Disorder, Bulimia, Substance Use Disorders, and Trauma, with a strong focus on the importance of family systems. Meghan understands that change can be a challenging journey, but with her gentle, nonjudgmental, and realistic support, clients can discover solutions that resonate with them. She is dedicated to meeting her clients where they are and helping them move forward with hope.