Thrive Therapy
Why Thrive
Why families seek Dr. Feehan’s experience
Dr. Meghan L. Feehan is a licensed psychologist whose work focuses on anxiety, eating disorders, restrictive eating, and family-supported care for children, adolescents, and young adults. Her background includes leadership in multidisciplinary pediatric eating-disorder services, treatment-program development, clinical supervision, psychological evaluation, and consultation in pediatric settings.
This experience is especially relevant when emotional symptoms, eating behavior, medical care, school functioning, and family responses overlap. Her approach is warm and collaborative, while remaining structured, direct, and focused on practical next steps.
Who We Help
Evidence-informed psychological care for children, adolescents, and young adults, with thoughtful parent and family involvement when appropriate.
Anxiety and related concerns
Support for young people experiencing persistent worry, perfectionism, panic, avoidance, social anxiety, difficulty with uncertainty, or anxiety that is interfering with school, relationships, sleep, or daily life.
Eating disorders and restrictive eating
Specialized treatment for anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge-eating disorder, ARFID, body-image concerns, and patterns of eating that are creating medical, emotional, or family concern.
Parent consultation and coaching
Practical guidance for parents who want to respond more effectively to anxiety, food-related distress, avoidance, or difficult family interactions. Parent consultation may be incorporated into a child’s treatment or offered separately when appropriate.
Not sure which category fits? You do not need to determine that on your own. A complimentary consultation can help clarify the next step.
Appointments
15 min phone consultation.
Initial in-person intake session. Medical history, assessment and treatment plan.
450 US dollars
In-person or remote for a regular session.
300 US dollars
Guidance for caregivers responding to a young person’s anxiety, avoidance, eating-related distress
300 US dollars
