Megan Connell
Megan A. Connell PsyD ABPP PLLC
Psychologist
Charlotte, North Carolina
United States
Highest Degree Held: Psy.D.
Specialties: Anxiety, Procrastination, Motivation, Trauma, Depression
Types of Clients: Adolescents, Adults, Groups (group therapy)
Languages spoken: English
Licensures/Certifications: North Carolina, Washington, Virginia, PsyPact
ACT/CBS Background and Training: Attended 2-day training ACT in Practice: Integrating Acceptance and Commitment Therapy in Clinical Work. Presented by Dr. Moran. May 19-20, 2010. Have continued with self-study with many of Dr. Russ Harris’ works and presently use ACT with active duty population. I presented 2 talks at the ACBS World Confrence X in Washington DC.
Recently moved to Charlotte NC and joined the team at Southeast Psych. Will be giving local talks on ACT and teaching ACT based webanars
Recently moved to Charlotte NC and joined the team at Southeast Psych. Will be giving local talks on ACT and teaching ACT based webanars
ACT/CBS Experience: Using ACT exclusively since 2011
Additional Information: ABPP
Dr. Megan Connell is a board-certified clinical psychologist whose practice encompasses a wide variety of topics and approaches. Her innovative work with girls, geeks, and gamers has garnered her national attention, particularly for her work in applied role-playing games such as Dungeons & Dragons. She is currently co-developing applied, therapeutic role-playing games training curriculum for mental health professionals. Dr. Connell has appeared on Geek and Sundry to talk about the interface of gaming and psychology, regularly speaks at major gaming conventions nationally, and she writes, directs, and produces the YouTube series Psychology at the Table, as well as the live play Dungeons & Dragons game Clinical Roll.
Dr. Megan Connell is a board-certified clinical psychologist whose practice encompasses a wide variety of topics and approaches. Her innovative work with girls, geeks, and gamers has garnered her national attention, particularly for her work in applied role-playing games such as Dungeons & Dragons. She is currently co-developing applied, therapeutic role-playing games training curriculum for mental health professionals. Dr. Connell has appeared on Geek and Sundry to talk about the interface of gaming and psychology, regularly speaks at major gaming conventions nationally, and she writes, directs, and produces the YouTube series Psychology at the Table, as well as the live play Dungeons & Dragons game Clinical Roll.