Cincinnati, OH Local Support & Community Resources

Meghan Anderson is a licensed clinical social worker and therapist with a passion for supporting a diverse clientele. As a queer-identified individual, Meghan specializes in LGBTQ affirmative treatment for adults, including those who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer. Her commitment to the community was fortified during her time in New York City, where she worked with The Trevor Project helpline for LGBTQ youth, gained expertise while earning her MSW, and led a student organization dedicated to advocating for equity across all sexual orientations, genders, and identities. After graduating, Meghan joined the team at IHI Therapy Center, a prestigious institution known for its LGBTQ affirmative psychotherapy since 1973. Now back in her hometown of Cincinnati, Meghan focuses on serving queer communities and fostering healing, health, and happiness. Employing a trauma-responsive approach, she is also working towards certification in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing). Meghan believes life is an opportunity for learning, growth, and joy, and her holistic approach aids clients in overcoming anxiety, depression, and other life challenges, guiding them toward creativity, fulfillment, and overall well-being.

Sarah Boettner, an experienced counselor with credentials in LPCC-S, LSW, and CSAT-C, understands that life is not linear and often presents challenging complexities. She recognizes that individuals may engage in sexually addictive or disruptive behaviors and feel puzzled by their choices. Sarah is dedicated to guiding her clients through these struggles, emphasizing that the journey toward well-being is about progress, not perfection. With an inclusive and culturally relevant approach, she employs evidence-based techniques tailored to each client's unique needs, integrating mindfulness practices to foster total wellness. For Sarah, total wellness encompasses the individual's definition, incorporating physical, mental, relational, spiritual, and professional dimensions. By choosing knowledge and wellness, her clients can discover their best selves and truly thrive in their lives.

Jeralyn Boyd believes that therapy is a place for new beginnings, where individuals can start to learn about themselves, enhance self-love and appreciation, and embark on the journey of healing. She focuses on meeting each client where they are, establishing a strong therapeutic relationship grounded in understanding. As a specialized dual diagnosis therapist, Jeralyn is adept at assisting individuals who face both mental health and substance use disorders, guiding them through life's transitions. She understands that it is not necessarily the events themselves that lead to suffering, but rather the narratives we create about those events. Her goal is to empower clients to address their personal issues and overcome obstacles, whether related to substance use or mental health challenges. She recognizes that change is the only constant in life, and while it can be difficult, Jeralyn is eager to provide support. In her nonjudgmental space, clients are encouraged to be open and honest as they tackle the areas in which they struggle most. Together, they will explore new ideas and skills to inspire positive changes in their lives. Engaging with Jeralyn presents a wonderful opportunity to discuss concerns and ask questions.