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About

Megan Curtis, MA, LPC

Though I enjoy working with individuals of all ages, children, teens, and parents are my speciality. I have over 20 years of experience working with children, teens, and adults in schools, through consultation and in various therapeutic capacities. I love helping parents better understand their kids, kids better understand themselves, and creating opportunities for healing and connection. 

 

My work integrates techniques for social/emotional and mental  wellness, child development, and parenting support to create real change that lasts beyond the session. I believe in empowering both children and parents with tools for emotional regulation, confidence, and connection.

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I am a Colorado native and I love being outdoors exploring all that our beautiful state has to offer. Outside the therapy room, I enjoy running, hiking, reading, baking and most of all, spending time with my family. I also love traveling and finding adventures in new places. 

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Credentials & Certifications

  • Bachelor of Science in Human Development & Family Studies- Colorado State University 2003

  • Master of Arts in Counseling and Human Services- University of Colorado 2005

  • ​Colorado Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) (LPC.0013995)- 2017

  • Colorado Department of Education School Counseling License- 2006 

  • Early Childhood Mental Health Endorsement- 2019

  • Play Therapy Certification- 2025

  • Youth Mental Health Certification- 2021

Our
Mission

Empowering Young Minds

Our mission at Bright Path is to empower young minds and support them in overcoming challenges related to mental health and social/emotional well-being. Through compassionate therapy sessions, we aim to instill coping mechanisms, build resilience, and foster positive behavioral patterns in children and adolescents. We believe in creating a safe space where young individuals can express themselves freely and work towards holistic growth.

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We believe every family deserves guidance that feels supportive—not clinical or overwhelming. Our mission is to help children and parents build resilience, emotional health, and stronger relationships.

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