Caillier Clinic
Megan Klieforth serves as a Therapist at Caillier Clinic, holding a Bachelor of Social Work from the University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire and a Master of Social Work with a focus in Mental Health from the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Bringing 4 years of specialized clinical experience, Megan supports adults and teens navigating complex mental health challenges.
Megan operates from a "person-in-environment" perspective, specializing in complex developmental trauma, identity development, and shame resiliency. Operating on a compassionate, deeply understanding approach, she empowers clients to unlearn self-limiting patterns and heal core beliefs in a safe, non-judgmental space.
Areas of Focus & Specializations
- Developmental Trauma & Shame Resiliency: Helping adults and teens process complex relational trauma, overcome internalized shame, and cultivate lasting self-compassion.
- Identity Development & Pattern Unlearning: Guiding individuals as they explore their unique identity, dismantle unhelpful core beliefs, and build empowering life choices.
- Person-in-Environment Perspective: Applying a holistic social work framework that considers how relationships, systems, and environments influence individual well-being and growth.
Therapeutic Approach
Megan practices from a "person-in-environment" perspective, emphasizing compassionate and deeply understanding support. She helps clients navigate complex developmental trauma, identity development, and shame resiliency while empowering them to unlearn self-limiting patterns and heal core beliefs in a safe, non-judgmental space.
Outside the Clinic
Megan stays grounded by nurturing her creative spirit and exploring the world around her. Away from her desk, she enjoys gardening, traveling, cooking, and finding fresh inspiration through art and new experiences.