Megan Broome, PhD

I am a neurodiversity-affirming, child-centered, and trauma-informed clinical psychologist. I earned my doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the California School of Professional Psychology at Alliant International University, San Francisco.

I grew up in the diverse San Francisco Bay Area, which has instilled in me the strong value of providing culturally sensitive and informed care. I pride myself in taking a creative, integrative approach to therapy, customizing each child’s experience based on their needs and interests. I operate from an attachment-orientation and often use play, art, and narrative therapy interventions. My clinical interests include autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, anxiety, mood disorders, and early childhood trauma. With the belief that all behavior is a form of communication, I operate with the aim of providing collaborative early intervention to set children and families up for success.

I specialize in using art, play, and storytelling to address children’s social, emotional, and behavioral difficulties. Further, I have developed a Neurodiversity-Affirming Social Skills and Emotion Regulation group curriculum, Social Lab, designed to support neurodivergent children ages 4-12 with a developmentally informed approach.