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Consulting Services

Professional consultation is the single greatest investment you can make in your career, and also in yourself. It is through these one-on-one collaborative sessions that you can dive into the "whys" and "hows" that are involved with learning and applying best practices in the care process. Additionally, this is time to support your own mental health, avoid fatigue, and burnout that commonly impacts mental health professionals.

 

We hesitate to make this type of investment in ourselves, and yet it is often fear or a desire for perfection that stops us from taking that next step.

 

In our consulting sessions you will receive support, encouragement, constructive feedback, and guidance with clinical care, business practices and more.

 
 

This valuable time will be spent covering topics that advance your knowledge, expand your perspectives and apply your skills in ways that help you to evolve as a specialized professional and (I am going to keep saying this) help you grow as a person.

By investing in 55-minutes each month to ask all the questions you have — including care process, client trends, lab questions, new research — and to process your frustrations with a challenge at work, you’ll gain insight and guidance each time you show up for yourself. The topics for discussion are endless, and collaborative sessions keep the learning process dynamic and relevant to your needs.

The Investment

 
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Individual Consulting Session

$179

  • One individual session (55 minutes)

 
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Consulting Packages

$499 - 3 session package includes:

  • 3 individual sessions (55 minutes each) and once monthly “MAK office hours”

$929 - 6 session package includes:

  • 6 individual sessions (55 minutes each) and once monthly “MAK office hours”

 
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MAK Consulting Groups: Intermediate and Advanced

*2025 Group Details coming December 2024

 
 
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Lauren Anton MS, RDN, CEDRD, CPT

Megan was such a voice of wisdom when she was my supervisor. I knew I could come to her and bounce ideas off her and she would always have creative approaches to try with clients. She was also great at validating my own interventions and was the support I needed especially with clients who presented with special challenges. Thanks to Megan's help, I became confident in making my own treatment decisions with clients and programmatic decisions. Thanks, Megan!

Janelle Smith MS, RDN, CEDRD

Megan went above and beyond as a supervisor and became a mentor. I'm grateful for her guidance of both my clinical work as an RD and my professional career as a whole. She listened and provided feedback without criticizing and offered insights with nonjudgmental curiosity and a wealth of experience. It was also very convenient to arrange meetings remotely. Truly thank you for this experience"

Marissa Campanella RDN, CEDRD

Working with Megan has been a game changer to my growth professionally. I would identify my greatest strength in working with Megan to be my increased confidence working as an ED clinician and my enhanced ability to navigate the challenging dynamics of this profession. I would recommend Megan’s supervision services to anyone looking to broaden their skill set or working towards their CEDRD. As a result of our supervision sessions, rich conversations with my own clients have resulted. Working with Megan has been a unique supervision experience because of the follow up and information provided in between sessions, group supervision offerings, and ultimately her genuine caring and safe space provided for me.

Samantha Geirtych, RDN

Megan has an incredible breadth and depth of knowledge within our eating disorder community. She takes a compassionate, holistic approach to care that challenges you to consider the unique needs of each of your clients. Our clinicians feel supported by her and rely on her guidance to navigate the emotionally exhausting work we face as ED RDs.

Bryan Lian MS, RDN, CEDRD-S

Megan is positive, warm, and kind, yet firm. Getting the CEDRD is a daunting process, on top of eating disorder work, which can be exhausting and filled with uncertainty. I'd recommend her to someone looking for an experienced advocate and hype-person, who has your back and knows answers to questions you may not have even considered to ask.