Our office in St. George, Utah provides compassionate counseling services designed to help you achieve better mental health and well-being.
“Whitney and the rest of the staff are attentive and wonderful. They go above and beyond to help me with my mental health needs. #grateful #blessed #mentalhealthawareness”
We accept the following insurance plans at our St. George, Utah office. Coverage varies by plan—contact us to verify your specific benefits and eligibility.
Questions about cost, insurance, or therapist fit? We usually respond within one business day.
At Meadowbrook Counseling, every member of our team, from therapists to administrative staff, is dedicated to supporting you on your journey to wellness. We are not just professionals but also compassionate allies who are committed to creating a safe, nurturing environment where healing and transformation can flourish. Our expert therapists specialize in various evidence-based modalities, ensuring personalized care tailored to your unique needs and goals. Join us, and experience the Meadowbrook difference - where empathy, expertise, and empowerment converge for holistic mental wellness.
Megan McNally is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) with over six years of experience in the field. She is fully licensed to practice in both Utah and Florida. Megan holds a Master's degree in Rehabilitation and Mental Health Counseling from the University of South Florida, with a concentration in Marriage and Family Therapy. Her approach to therapy is rooted in empathy and a deep commitment to helping individuals, couples, and families navigate life's complexities.
Megan has specialized training in Motivational Interviewing, a client-centered therapeutic approach that empowers individuals to find the motivation to make positive changes. Her professional journey has been shaped by extensive work with vulnerable populations, particularly those referred by Child Protective Services. These high-risk, often court-ordered cases have involved complex family dynamics, requiring a nuanced and adaptable approach to therapy.
Working with families, couples, and individuals facing a wide range of challenges has honed Megan's skills in crisis management and therapeutic intervention. She is adept at creating a safe and supportive environment, even for clients who may be skeptical of therapy. Her goal is to make the therapeutic process accessible, engaging, and, ultimately, transformative. Megan believes in the power of therapy to foster resilience, strengthen relationships, and promote healing. She is dedicated to walking alongside her clients on their unique journeys toward growth and well-being.
Imagine feeling stuck in patterns you can’t fully explain—overwhelmed by emotions, reactions, or beliefs that don’t quite make sense, even to you. It can feel frustrating, isolating, and exhausting. At the same time, there’s often a part of you that knows something needs to shift—you want clarity, healing, and a deeper sense of connection to yourself.
Meet Kim Christensen, a Certified Social Worker (CSW), with both her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Social Work from the University of Utah. She provides a trauma-informed, compassionate, and down-to-earth approach to therapy. She shows up as a real person—honest, grounded, and deeply respectful of your unique story. She's not here to fix you or push you into a mold that doesn’t fit. Instead, Kim works alongside you to create a space where all parts of you are welcome.
Her approach is rooted in a strong belief in your capacity to heal. Kim uses a blend of EMDR, somatic therapy, sand tray, and Polyvagal Theory to support deeper processing and nervous system regulation. She uses a person-centered and systems-based approach, meaning she considers the full context of your life—your relationships, environment, and lived experiences—while creating a space that feels safe, inclusive, and nonjudgmental.
Kim has experience supporting individuals and families through complex life challenges, and that work has shaped her deep respect for resilience and the courage it takes to seek support. She enjoys working with individuals, couples, and families navigating life transitions, relationship concerns, and the healing of past wounds.
Outside of her work, Kim has been married for over 25 years and is the proud parent of two adult children. She shares her home with four dogs and a cat, and she finds peace and grounding in the outdoors—especially hiking, climbing, and mountain biking.
Therapy is a collaborative process, and you don’t have to come in with everything figured out. If you’re ready to begin—or even just considering it—Kim would be honored to walk alongside you.
Virginia is currently completing her master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions. With a background in advocacy and years of experience supporting survivors of trauma, she brings a unique blend of creativity, nonjudgmental presence, and deep respect for each individual’s lived experience to her counseling work. She is a nationally certified victim advocate through NOVA’s National Advocate Credentialing Program.
Virginia’s person-centered therapeutic style is grounded in existential and narrative therapy, offering clients a warm, collaborative space to explore their identity, story, and meaning. Her integrative approach weaves in somatic awareness, mindfulness, Sandtray, polyvagal principles, internal family systems (IFS), Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP), and trauma-informed care. She tailors each session to the client’s needs and pace with space for both deep reflection and growth. She works with individuals navigating grief and loss, anxiety, depression, identity questions, trauma, relationship and communication issues, life transitions, and dissociative concerns such as DID. She also has experience supporting neurodiverse clients (including ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorder) and those impacted by shame, spiritual conflict, and abuse.
With a background in public safety and advocacy, she is passionate about supporting medical personnel, first responders, veterans, and those with aviation backgrounds, understanding the unique toll these roles can take on mental health. Virginia is also an affirming provider for LGBTQ+ clients, offering a space where all identities are respected and valued.
Virginia believes healing begins with being seen and heard. She walks alongside her clients as they reconnect with their sense of self, reclaim their voice, and move toward a life rooted in meaning, purpose, and authenticity. She often says, "You are not who others say you are. You are who you choose to be."
Yes. We work with many major plans, and our team can help verify your benefits before your first appointment.
Availability changes weekly, but in most cases we are able to schedule an appointment for you the same day you reach out to us with a therapist based on your goals. Usually the earliest we can book appointments are 48 hours out.
Yes. In-person and telehealth options are available depending on therapist availability and your care needs.