Professional Therapy Services
Healing starts here
Madison Meyerson, LSCSW
Support that meets you where you are-and helps you move forward.
Feeling depressed, stressed, or out of control? Life can leave you overwhelmed, disconnected, or unsure of what comes next. You don’t have to navigate it alone.
In therapy, we’ll work together to help you feel more grounded, confident, and supported through whatever season you’re in. Together, we’ll focus on learning practical tools, improving communication, and helping you better understand and manage intense emotions.
Services
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Individual therapy offers a confidential, one-on-one setting where patients can explore and seek help for their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors with the guidance of a trained professional.
My goal is to support meaningful change and empower patients to navigate life with greater clarity and resilience.
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Play therapy helps children express feelings when they lack the words or emotional maturity for traditional talk therapy. Using play, creative activities, and yoga, children communicate and process emotions in a safe, supportive environment guided by a therapist. Common techniques include art, storytelling, puppets, music, sand play, and movement-based practices like yoga.
Typically used for ages 5–12 (but adaptable for others), play therapy supports emotional regulation, coping, and social skills. It can improve self-esteem and resilience, and is helpful for challenges like anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, autism, behavioral issues, and family conflict.
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Couples therapy offers a supportive space for partners to address challenges and strengthen their relationship. I help couples improve communication, resolve conflict, rebuild trust, and deepen emotional intimacy.
Together, we identify underlying issues, develop healthier patterns, and create lasting positive change. Couples therapy can support concerns such as communication difficulties, trust issues, infidelity, parenting conflicts, and disconnection, and more—helping partners build a stronger, more fulfilling relationship.
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Immigration evaluations are professional assessments used to support individuals in immigration cases, such as hardship waivers, asylum, U-Visa, T-Visa, VAWA petitions, and cancellation of removal.
These evaluations involve a comprehensive clinical interview and, when needed, standardized assessments to understand the emotional and psychological impact of trauma, separation, or other life circumstances. A detailed report is then prepared to support legal proceedings and is intended for use by attorneys, courts, and immigration officials.
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The Emotional Support Animal (ESA) evaluation service provides a thoughtful and individualized assessment of each person’s emotional and mental health needs. Using clinical judgment, evidence-based practices, and a structured consultation process, I gather relevant information about emotional, psychological, and functional well-being.
This process allows me to determine whether an Emotional Support Animal is clinically appropriate and, when applicable, provide a professionally written ESA letter that supports your need for reasonable housing accommodations.
Clinical Specialties:
Depression
Suicidal Ideation
Self Harm
Personality Disorders
Relational Issues
First Responders/Military
Emotional Regulation
Communication Effectiveness
Postpartum Related Mental Illness
Trauma/PTSD
Additional Areas of Support:
Self-Esteem
Anxiety/Stress Management
Grief
Eating Disorders
Behavioral Issues
Attachment issues
ADHD
Modalities I Use:
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
Play Therapy
Internal Family Systems (IFS)
Trauma Focused-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT)
Psychodynamic Therapy
Art Therapy
Somatic Experiencing (SE)
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)
Hypnotherapy
If these aren’t familiar, don’t worry, we will chat more about them as we work together!
Meet the therapist
Welcome! I’m Madison, the owner of Clinical Mental Health Solutions LLC and your future therapist!
I'm a Licensed Specialist Clinical Social Worker (LSCSW) with degrees from Abilene Christian University and Fordham University. Before opening my private practice, I worked alongside law enforcement as a mental health co-responder, assessing individuals experiencing active mental health crises and responding on scene to 911 behavioral health calls.
My approach is compassionate, validating, and direct. I want you to feel genuinely understood in therapy, while also feeling challenged and supported as you grow. Together, we'll uncover the patterns behind your struggles, build practical skills, and create meaningful, lasting change.
I believe therapy is a clinical treatment- not simply a conversation or a place to vent. Throughout treatment, I continually assess your symptoms, progress, and goals to determine the interventions that will best support your healing. My role is to provide evidence-based care, honest feedback, practical strategies, and accountability so you can make real progress.
Outside of therapy, I’m a big believer in finding balance and making time for the things that make life enjoyable. I love yoga, traveling, spending time with my two kittens, and I unapologetically love Taylor Swift. I believe therapy should feel like a space where you can show up as your whole self, not just the version of you that is struggling.
In addition to my indoor office, patients have access to a private outdoor space on the building grounds, complete with a pond, walking path, and seating areas. I offer outdoor and walk-and-talk sessions for those who feel more at ease in nature or benefit from movement during therapy.
Being outside can support grounding, reduce stress, and offer fresh air, creating a calming and restorative space for reflection.
Schedule your appointment
Get the support you need- schedule your personalized therapy session today. Straightforward and tailored to you.
Current patients: please contact me directly via phone/email to manage your appointments. Below is the link to enter your portal.
https://clinicalmentalhealthsolutions.sessionshealth.com/clients/sign_in