About Megan

My interest in mental health comes from a deep respect for how complex our inner worlds and relationships can be. I believe healing happens when we have space to explore ourselves with curiosity, honesty, and without judgment. I care about helping people better understand their emotions, experiences, and patterns so they can feel more connected—to themselves, to others, and to the lives they want to build.

Schedule with Megan

  • Individual Therapy

  • Relationship Therapy

  • Sex Therapy

  • Somatic Therapy

  • EMDR Therapy

What to expect.

Entering a session with me, you can expect a space that feels safe, supportive, and free of judgment. I’ll meet you with curiosity, authenticity, and respect for your lived experience—you’re the expert on you, even if it doesn’t always feel that way. I listen closely and reflect alongside you, and we can gently explore what’s coming up, set goals if that feels helpful, or check in on what’s working and what isn’t. Our work may draw from EMDR, somatic awareness, mindfulness, and talk therapy, depending on what fits best for you. There’s room here for honesty, feedback, and growth, all grounded in moving toward meaningful, lasting change.

Hello!
I’m Megan Warnock, a therapist at Love Meets Therapy. I’ve been drawn to this work since my early 20s, when I first studied psychology and felt a strong pull toward understanding people more deeply. At the time, I chose not to go to graduate school, but years later I had the opportunity to return—and it felt like the right time to follow that interest. I’m really glad I did, as this path has allowed me to show up in meaningful ways to support others.

My work is relational and client-centered, and I aim to create a space that feels attuned, supportive, and free of judgment. I often work with people navigating identity, sexuality, trauma, and relationship dynamics, including LGBTQ+ experiences, kink, and nontraditional relationship structures. Many of the clients I see are feeling disconnected, unsure how to understand or access their emotions, or stuck in patterns in relationships that feel hard to change. Together, we can explore what’s coming up and work toward building more safety, clarity, and connection.

I take an integrative approach, drawing from EMDR, somatic work, mindfulness, and talk therapy, depending on what feels most helpful for you. I believe therapy can be a place for both insight and practical support, and that it’s also shaped by the larger social and cultural contexts we’re part of. My role is to offer a space for curiosity, reflection, and skill-building as you move toward the life and relationships you want.

More than anything, I aim to create a space where you can feel comfortable being yourself, where all parts of you are welcome, and where you feel supported in your growth.

Email

Megan@lovemeetstherapy.com

Phone

(206) 759-8696

Credentials

Social Worker Associate Independent Clinical License #SC61579017

Young Adults, Adults, Elder Adults

Age Groups

Location

Telehealth Only

Cost per 50 Minute Session

$145

EMDR, somatic therapy, mindfulness-based practices, talk therapy, relational therapy, client-centered therapy, trauma-focused therapy, sex therapy

Treatment Approaches

Supervisor

Laurie Ellett

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Experience

Education

  • MSW, Graduated 2024, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, School of Social Work, Seattle Campus 

  • BFA, Graduated 2015, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, Art and Visual Culture Education: Teaching Emphasis, Cum Laude

Work

  • Steffen Counseling Services: Specialized Clinical Practicum Intern: Seattle, WA - Brittany Steffen, Supervisor (2023)

  • HAVN Healing Center: Ketamine Peer Facilitator: Seattle, WA - Dr. Jonathan Drew, Supervisor - (2022)

  • Seattle Indian Health Board: Generalist Practicum Intern: Seattle, WA - Cecelia Arnoux, Supervisor (2022) 

  • Primal Psychology: Pre-Clinical Intern: Redmond, WA - Dr. Eric Carroll-Desselle, Supervisor - (2018-2019)

  • 道Vibrantly - The Way of Vibrantly: Conflict Transformation Specialist: Seattle, WA - Dr. Miku Lenentine, Collaborator - (2017-2020)

Certifications & Trainings

  • Using Outdoor Adventure in Social Work Practice - Will Dobud, Daniel Cavanaugh - 2023

  • How to Support Clients with Eco-grief and Climate Anxiety - Dr. Atkinson - 2022

  • Harnessing the Power of Good Anxiety - Dr. Suzuki - 2022

  • Advanced Clinical Sexology Course: The Northwest Institute on Intimacy 2022 

  • Sexual Attitudes Reassessment (SAR) Training - Ohio Center for Relationship and Sexual Health - 2022 

  • Gottman Therapy Level 1&2 Certificate - Gottman Institute - 2022

  • Grief Facilitator: The Alchemical Garden of Grief Wheel - Grandmother Kariina Sarinen - 2022

  • Permaculture Certificate - Women’s Permaculture Guild - 2022

  • Awareness Training: Understanding the impacts of historical and present day trauma(s) when working with Indigenous Populations - Dr. Shawna Gallager - 2022

  • Working effectively with relatives who have endured severe (walking) trauma - Dr. Shawna Gallager - 2022

  • How we may care for “ourselves” during this unprecedented time (COVID-19 PANDEMIC) so that we may continue to serve our relatives well - Dr. Shawna Gallager - 2022

  • We Are the Medicine: Possibilities for Flourishing through Difficult Times - Dr. Christina Bethell - 2022

  • Case Management 101: Case Notes - Joan Hodges, WU, MA - 2022

  • Social Permaculture Training - Starhawk and Pandora Thomas - 2018

  • Zegg Forum Facilitator Training - Paul Rogers and Anette Schuster - 2017

  • Possibility Management: Expand the Box - Paul Rogers and Anette Schuster - 2017