Where clinical care meets real life understanding
The Heart Behind Bravely
Bravely was born from both professional experience and personal truth. Megan Hansen, LMSW-C, is not only a licensed clinical and school social worker—she’s also a mom of four. One of her children struggles with ADHD and anxiety, and like so many parents, Megan has lived the fear, the frustration, and the feeling of helplessness that can come when your child is struggling and no one seems to have answers.
She’s navigated the system. She’s sat in the IEP meetings. She’s cried in the car. And she created Bravely so you wouldn’t have to do it all alone.
At Bravely, we see beyond the behaviors. We create a safe, supportive space for kids, teens, and families to heal, grow, and feel truly seen—because every child deserves that, and so does every parent.
A Whole-Child Approach
At Bravely, we believe that every child—and every parent—deserves to be supported, not shamed. Our work is grounded in evidence-based practices and attachment theory, with a strong focus on helping kids feel safe, connected, and understood. We take a strengths-based approach, honoring what’s right with your child while working gently through what’s hard.
We don’t just listen—we teach. We help kids build emotional regulation skills and self-awareness, and we guide parents in understanding their child’s nervous system, behavior, and needs. When families feel empowered and seen, healing becomes possible.
Core Values
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We see the whole person—not just a label. Your child is full of strengths, stories, and potential, and we honor that in every session.
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We don’t just ask “What’s wrong?”—we ask “What’s underneath?” Big feelings and behaviors are often a child’s way of asking for connection, safety, or support.
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Therapy works best when trust comes first. We build strong, safe connections with kids and families so real growth can take root.
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Our approach blends the science of what works with the art of connection. We use proven methods rooted in attachment theory, trauma-informed care, and nervous system regulation.
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You know your child best. That’s why we include parents and caregivers every step of the way—with tools, insights, and support that empower you, too.
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We celebrate different ways of thinking, feeling, and being in the world. Our care is neurodivergent-affirming, strengths-based, and never rooted in shame.