Site Director

Dr. Gramm began her time with National Counseling Group as a Clinical Assessment Specialist, performing psychological evaluations for a variety of community agencies such as Culpeper County Schools, Culpeper and Madison County Department of Social Services, and the Virginia Department of Juvenile Justice, to name a few. Megan completed her Bachelors of Psychology and Masters in Criminal Justice from American Military University(AMU)while serving on active duty  as an NCO in the United States Air Force and also during her time supporting Operation Enduring Freedom(OEF)in Afghanistan. Upon completion of her time in service, Megan completed her Masters in Applied Psychology and PhD in Clinical Psychology from Walden University and is currently a Post-Doctoral Resident in Clinical Psychology. 

Megan is a proud mother of two boys (11,12) and enjoys gardening vegetables, running, kayaking and being by the water  in her off time.

Clinical Supervisor

I was born in San Francisco to a military family of four. My family spans from the east coast of Brooklyn to the Czech Republic. I spent most of my adulthood in Colorado, where I gained invaluable teachings and experience at The University of Colorado. During this time, I was employed at The College of Education in the teacher education and counseling programs, while subsequently working as a primary counselor for a foster group home of youths ranging from age 7 to 16. 

My master's internship and post grad were centered on addictions, specifically substance abuse and treatment, and PTSD, as I was a part of an outpatient facility which opened their doors to military personnel needing intensive trauma-focused therapy after returning home from the Iraq war. I moved to Virginia in 2010 and became a homed-based counselor, with an emphasis on family work, and a LPC.

I am happy to be here alongside my NCG team who are welcoming, experienced, and progressive!