Meghan Macer

My experience enables me to support neurodivergent clients by taking a client-led, autonomy-respecting approach that avoids triggering a perceived loss of control. I am especially mindful that directive therapies like CBT, while helpful in some contexts, may feel invalidating or even harmful to neurodivergent individuals who are not ready or able to engage with such structured methods. Instead, I draw on creative and person-centred modalities that prioritise self-awareness over enforced change, ensuring the therapeutic process aligns with each client’s unique needs and pace.

As a person-centred integrative therapist, my core aim is to create a space where clients feel genuinely seen, heard, and accepted—just as they are. I offer a therapeutic environment grounded in empathy, authenticity, and non-judgment, where individuals are supported in exploring their inner world at their own pace.

​My approach values the uniqueness of each person and honours their capacity for growth and self-awareness. By integrating elements from various therapeutic models while staying rooted in the person-centred philosophy, I tailor the work to meet the specific needs of each client. This integration allows for a flexible and responsive process that supports autonomy and emotional safety.

In our work together, clients are invited to explore their experiences, emotions, and behaviours in a way that fosters deeper understanding and lasting change. I pay close attention to the therapeutic relationship, believing that a genuine and trusting connection is foundational for healing. Within this relationship, clients can safely examine patterns, uncover meaning, and reconnect with their sense of self.

​Ultimately, my goal is to support people in becoming more aligned with their authentic selves—empowered to make choices that reflect who they truly are, and to live with greater clarity, connection, and confidence.