Meghan KennedyPsychologist, PsyD

About

I deeply enjoy working with individuals living with chronic pain because I understand how exhausting and isolating it can be. Pain affects far more than just the body—it touches sleep, mood, relationships, and even identity. One of the most important things to know is that pain is real, even when invisible. It’s processed in the brain, which doesn’t mean it’s “in your head,” but that your nervous system, body, and mind are deeply connected. This connection is why I use approaches like ACT, CBT, and LENS Neurofeedback to help calm the nervous system and support healing from the inside out. LENS helps with so many psychological issues

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