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Megan Wagoner, PsyD

Megan Wagoner, PsyD

(2 reviews)

Hillman City

A therapist, especially a trauma therapist, should never lose her temper and exclaim "JESUS…read moreCHRIST!" in frustration when a client is unable to move beyond an upsetting issue fast enough for the therapist, but she did. This is an example of how her own feelings and needs negatively impacted our therapy at times. While expressing displeasure about being called between sessions she asked with an irritated tone, "When did I say you could call me during a crisis?!" I have never called my current therapist between sessions, but I know that I could if I needed to and she would respond with concern and kindness. I would advise against choosing Megan Cler/Megan Wagoner as your therapist if you have trauma history even though she states that this is her specialty. She lacks experience and skill. She never really connected with me. She often seemed distracted, distant, easily frustrated, and unsure of herself as a psychologist. Our therapy never felt like a partnership. Instead it felt like there was always a power struggle between us and we were never able to move beyond it. It often felt like she needed to be in charge. So much so that she even had a rule that I could not open her office door--Only she was allowed to touch the doorknob. I often felt misunderstood and worried that she was annoyed and/or frustrated with me. I would leave therapy upset and worry about HER thoughts and feelings until the next week. She discussed my therapy and private information with other therapists without my knowledge or approval and when I expressed my feelings about this, she said, "I'm sorry you don't understand how therapy works." When I asked why, she said "Because you're complex." Maybe so, but I would have at least liked to know this was going to happen before it did, even if it's common practice. She made some decisions that were negligent and harmful to me. My former therapist in another city suggested I file a complaint against her and was even thinking of doing it herself. I've never felt so misunderstood, unheard, uncared for, shamed, disregarded, and genuinely disliked by a therapist before or since. I blamed myself for our failed therapeutic alliance for the six months that I saw Megan until I started seeing a new therapist and didn't have any of these issues. I didn't have any of these issues with my therapist prior to Megan, either. I've been seeing a new therapist for 3 months and she is wonderful. We don't have ANY of the issues Megan and I had. Perhaps Megan just didn't like or care about me as a person. Not everyone will click, but she should have ended things immediately if this were the case. Perhaps she just couldn't deal with my complicated trauma history or perhaps what seemed like a difficult pregnancy made her incapable of being a functional therapist for me. Who knows. But both my current and former therapists believe some of her actions were unethical and harmful. I'm sure she's a good person outside of my therapy and I'm sad about the whole thing, but my therapy with Megan only brought more stress and dysfunction into my life. Updated to add: Going through my reviews and rereading this one, I am so very glad I no longer see Megan. I've been with my current therapist for a year and a half now, and she's wonderful. She's helped me a great deal and we've never had any of the issues Megan and I had. I guess it goes to show you that just because someone has a PsyD doesn't mean they are skilled at what they do. I'm sure Megan is a wonderful person, but she was such a terrible therapist for me.

I have been seeing Megan Cler for about 6 years. Megan is an excellent therapist. She created a…read moresafe atmosphere for me to grow. During those 6 years I have never felt as supported as I did with Megan. I felt and knew she genuinely she cared about me as a patient and a person. I have seen many therapist in my lifetime, but never felt the sincerity I did with Megan. She remembered when certain dates triggered me. She remembered small details I shared no matter how much time passed. I felt heard and she was listening. She respected my patient rights no matter who was calling. I have truly been blessed in having Megan. I cannot say enough positive about Megan. I look back at who and how I was 6 years ago, and now live for the better thanks to Megan. I still have a long road on my journey, but for the first time in my 51 years "HOPE" is in my life. Megan cares! She cared more about me then I wanted to at times or that I cared about myself. She never gave up on me. With Megan I could be honest without fear, because she projected an honest and safe environment. She is extremely patient. She helped me through my crisis. It is bittersweet Megan left the Vancouver area. I am happy for her and wish her tons of success, happiness, and peace. I am also saddened that our therapy session came to an end. Megan, in her true loyal form made sure I had someone reputable to continue therapy with. She continued to see me while I was making sure the new therapist was a good fit for me. I am so grateful for everything Megan has helped me with.

D-I-V Design Agency - Intimacy Consultant & Mediator

D-I-V Design Agency

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Beacon Hill

If I could rate 10/10 stars I would. Amy is billed as "sex therapist, life coach, mediator" on Yelp…read moreand for me she was all 3 in that order. My previous experience with therapy has always been a topical analysis of whatever was bugging me that week, or CBT practices (snap a rubber band on your wrist before you do something rash). I decided I would be completely honest from the start and Amy held my truth with integrity every step of the way. Beyond giving me a completely new perspective, she taught me to sense my crisis states well before they happened, and how to step away from it before being ruled by it. Amy is worth every penny spent.

From the owner: Learning intimacy means understanding your needs and understanding your motivations. It also…read moreincludes learning how to be effective even when in conflict, and it means figuring out how to show up willing to be seen in all aspects of relationship, but especially with yourself and intimate partners. I'm a mediator and sex coach. And believe me, they go together. I specialize in helping individuals become their best selves, whether coupled or not. I teach you how to grow as an individual so that you can make the most informed and least fear-based decisions in your life about love, sex, marriage, and work. From there, I teach you to support yourself and your mate, first as individuals, and then how to grow as a couple. It is much easier to do this before kids come, but it is critical to do it if you have children. We specialize in relationship, intimacy, and conflict by teaching you how to grow. That's right, we're about mediating conflict and adult education in how to become your highest and best self, whether partnered or not.

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