Megan Schultz

Providing a supportive and structured environment for healing, Megan Schultz, LPCC, assists individuals across Ohio in developing healthier coping mechanisms and emotional stability. As a licensed counselor, she utilizes evidence-based practices to help patients feel heard while they pursue practical and attainable wellness goals. Her clinical work is particularly focused on treating anxiety, depression, and PTSD or trauma, though she also addresses concerns related to ADHD, grief, childhood behavioral issues, women’s health, and various life transitions. Megan serves a diverse range of clients, including children, adolescents, teenagers, and adults. By integrating Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) with mindfulness techniques, she helps her patients identify thought patterns and regulate emotions more effectively in their daily lives. She is deeply committed to offering an inclusive and affirming space for members of the LGBTQ+ community and maintains a collaborative style that respects each person's unique pace. A significant aspect of her practice involves supporting individuals during the transition following a psychiatric hospital discharge. Recognizing the vulnerability of this period, she emphasizes continuity of care, stabilization, and the establishment of clear routines to help patients regain a sense of control and safety. Outside of her professional practice in Uniontown, Megan finds balance through reading, playing video games, exploring local restaurants, and following football.