Marriage & Family Therapy – Pathways Counseling and Wellness PLLC
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Lacey Meehan, LMFT, operates Pathways Counseling and Wellness PLLC in Vancouver, Washington, providing therapy to individuals, children, and families dealing with ADHD, anxiety, depression, social challenges, gender identity concerns, and family interaction difficulties. The practice offers a clinically grounded approach informed by multiple evidence-based frameworks, with particular attention to client-specific needs across age groups.
Meehan’s primary therapeutic model is Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), supplemented by elements drawn from Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), compassion-based therapy, play therapy, and Collaborative and Proactive Solutions. Across all clinical work, Meehan applies a social justice informed lens, as stated on the practice website, reflecting an orientation that considers broader systemic and cultural context alongside individual clinical goals.
Direct clinical services include intake and assessment sessions, individual therapy, family therapy, and walk-and-talk outdoor sessions, the latter offering clients an alternative to the standard office-based format. The practice has announced plans to add group therapy in the future, including standard therapy groups and multi-family groups intended for parents of children working through similar challenges. These planned additions represent an expansion of the practice’s existing service menu.
Outside direct clinical care, the practice provides parent coaching in individual and virtual group formats, making it accessible to caregivers who prefer remote participation or require schedule flexibility. Meehan also offers clinical supervision for post-graduate mental health professionals pursuing licensure in Washington State and delivers consultation and training to schools and child care centers. The practice clearly distinguishes its clinical therapy services, which may qualify for insurance reimbursement when linked to a mental health diagnosis, from non-clinical offerings such as coaching, supervision, and consultation, which insurance does not cover.
As of March 2025, the practice is not accepting new clients. Existing clients may log in through the secure client portal for scheduling and communications. Additional contact information and service details are available through the website’s dedicated contact page, which prospective clients may reference for future inquiries when the practice resumes intake.