Hi there, I am Megan Moss, and I am so glad you have taken the time to read a little about the amazing counselors and me at Country Crossroads Counseling. 

 

I grew up in Edmond, Oklahoma, and have roots in small town Powell, Wyoming. I relocated to the KC area in 2022 and stumbled upon Country Crossroads Counseling, just as you have!

 

I graduated from Oklahoma State University in 2018 with my Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Family Science with an emphasis in Child and Family Services. I completed my Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling in 2022. I received my PLPC in 2023 and am currently under supervision as I complete my licensure hours. I have been at Country Crossroads Counseling for two years, and couldn’t imagine being anywhere else! 

 

Seeking counseling for yourself or your child can feel extremely vulnerable, and I am here to help you by working alongside you as you seek change in your life. As a counselor, I believe that we can begin the process of healing when we are acknowledged and heard by others. My goal is to provide compassionate and empathic support and direction to individuals as they navigate change and any trauma they are experiencing. 

 

I am passionate about helping children, teenagers, young adults, and older adults create connections in their lives, grow their confidence in themselves, and process their experiences at a comfortable pace. 

 

My theoretical orientation is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy combined with Solution-Focused Therapy. I will always strive to make your counseling experience comfortable, supportive, and caring as I walk alongside you on your journey to find mental, physical, and spiritual healing.

 

In my personal life, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends, reading, riding horses, spending weekends on the lake, working out, and anything true-crime related. I am a wife and a mother to a sweet little boy. One of my favorite things is building relationships with others. I value whole-body wellness and strive to care for myself mentally, physically, and spiritually.