Megan Eland is a licensed clinical social worker with over 10 years of mental health expertise in individual/family therapy, group counseling, and community advocacy. Megan attended her undergraduate with Montclair State University achieving a BA in Psychology with a Minor in Criminal Justice. She then went on to earn her Masters in Social Work from the Rutgers University Newark campus with a Violence/Trauma certificate. Megan has practiced in a variety of multi- disciplinary settings including short term inpatient with the Jersey City Medical Center and long term hospitalization with Meadowview Psychiatric Hospital. Megan has additional experience providing community case management services, facilitating support groups, and managing a court-ordered mental health intervention program. Furthermore, Megan is a current adjunct professor with the Rutgers University for their graduate MSW program. To further highlight her advocacy and community initiatives, Megan has been publicly recognized by the Jersey Journal (2018) for her work with the homeless population in Hudson County. Throughout her career and studies, Megan has adapted her own dynamic style of motivational and solution focused therapies while utilizing a psychodynamic interpersonal approach. Megan has expansive experience with those diagnosed with personality disorders, depression/anxiety, struggling through grief/loss, and trauma survivors.