Ms. Meghan Conrad

(Certified Peer Specialist)

she/her pronouns

“Our strength and courage helps us get back up and move forward.”

My own path has taught me that life doesn’t always go as planned. Challenges can throw us off course–but it’s not about the fall. It’s about the strength and courage it takes to get back up and move forward.

As we work together, you can expect

  • a supportive and collaborative space where we’ll:

  • Laugh and find joy, in the smallest moments

  • Connect through shared stories and experiences

  • Grow by discovering new versions of ourselves

  • Explore tools that support self-growth and self-discovery

I’m here to walk alongside you as you navigate your journey, and I look forward to helping you take those next steps forward–one meaningful step at a time.

Accepted Insurances/Self-Pay

Greene County Medicaid (UPMC for You, Highmark Wholecare, Amerihealth Caritas) and Other Greene County CCBH Plans

*Please contact to me to learn more about self-pay rates. This option is only available for individuals with commercial (non-medicaid) insurance

What We Can Accomplish Together

1. Find the best version of you that you are proud of: We’ll discuss who you strive to be and what you think it takes to get there.

2. Learn methods that best support your growth and emotional well-being: Whether that’s learning coping skills or learning to de-escalate situations, we can work together to learn what works best for you to reach your full potential.

3. Build your confidence to communicate and connect with those around you: We’ll talk about building the confidence within yourself in order to better connect and communicate with the community around you.

4. Managing your mental health to promote your overall well-being: We’ll work together to help recognize when your body may be telling you to take a break. We’ll discuss a possible action plan in order to keep your mental health in check and maintain a healthy lifestyle and mindset.

Supportive Quote

"One does not become enlightened by imagining figures of light, but by making the darkness conscious."—Carl Jung