Meredith Garreau, a pre-licensed professional, understands that time is one of humanity's most finite resources and can often feel like the greatest enemy. Many individuals find themselves in conflicts over work hours or missing important family events, leading to questions about the impact of job-related stress on their overall lives. The typical American divides their day among sleep, leisure, and work, and these areas can frequently appear at odds with one another. For some, work serves as a profound source of meaning alongside family, faith, and other facets of life, as highlighted by Pew Research's 2017 survey on where Americans find meaning. Conversely, for others, work can become a life-draining force. Meredith collaborates with individuals to help them find meaning in their circumstances, regardless of where they fall on this spectrum. Factors such as family obligations, financial constraints, or limited experiences can lead to feelings of being stuck in a job. However, through evidence-based assessments, she guides clients in exploring their strengths, skills, and interests. Therapy is centered on problem-solving, practical action, and fostering meaningful change. With Meredith, clients can work towards aligning their daily lives with their values.