About Meg

The Intersection of Systems & Strategy

I help high-performing founders and executives strengthen how they think, decide, and lead so success is both strategic and sustainable.

My background as a licensed therapist and executive coach gives me a unique lens into human performance: how our values, mindset, and nervous system shape the way we lead, build, and connect.

Most leaders are taught to think strategically about their business not about themselves. But your mind and body are the systems driving every decision, interaction, and result.

This isn’t about slowing down. It’s about eliminating the friction that’s already slowing you down. My clients don’t come to me because things are falling apart. They come because they’re ready to go bigger, and they know they’ll need to operate differently to get there.

I’ve worked with founders, executives, and professionals navigating high-stakes decisions and seasons of growth. What I’ve learned is that the most successful people aren’t the ones who push the hardest. They’re the ones who know how to recover, refocus, and lead from clarity instead of reactivity.

My Approach:

My method blends psychology, neuroscience, and leadership strategy.

We build from three pillars:

1. Clarity: Identify your core values, strengths, and drivers. This becomes your decision filter and performance foundation.

2. Capacity: Refine how you manage focus, pressure, and recovery. Build the internal systems that sustain long-term performance.

3. Coherence: Align your decisions, structure, and communication with what matters most creating consistency that others can trust.

   The result: grounded, high-performing leadership that scales sustainably.

Credentials & Background

• Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC)

• National Certified Counselor (NCC)

• Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling

• Masters in Education

• 15+ years of experience spanning education, psychotherapy, executive coaching, and leadership development

Based in Atlanta, I work with clients across the U.S. through private coaching, workshops, and advisory partnerships. Note: While I am a licensed therapist, executive coaching is not the same as therapy. For those with more serious clinical concerns, this work is not for you.