The Origin of Soul Purpose

Born from Battle, Built for Healing

“Let love be genuine. Abhor what is evil; cling to what is good.” – Romans 12:9

Soul Purpose Behavioral Health was never just a career move, it was a divine assignment.

Before Soul Purpose ever had a name, Megan dedicated her life to serving those with some of the deepest mental health needs, walking alongside individuals with serious mental illness, helping build successful clinics from the ground up. She fought for the voiceless, created spaces of healing, and gave her all to systems meant to protect others.

But even the strongest hearts can break.

When betrayal struck and Megan was used as a scapegoat by the very system she helped sustain, she experienced trauma in real time; alone, unseen, and silenced. In that silence, she discovered what so many caretakers come to realize too late: when you’re the one holding everyone else up, there's often no one there when you fall.

That was the moment Soul Purpose was born, from ashes, but not in vain.

Rooted in the truth of Romans 12:9, Megan clung to what was good: real, honest love for people. Soul Purpose became her way of living out that scripture; to let love be genuine, to fight against injustice in the mental health world, and to create a refuge for those carrying invisible wounds.

Whether it's a teen struggling in silence, a first responder haunted by what they’ve seen, or a healthcare worker quietly falling apart, this is where their healing begins.

At Soul Purpose, your pain is never minimized, your story is never too heavy, and your healing is never out of reach.

This isn’t just therapy. This is purpose. This is redemption. This is love in action.

About Soul Purpose Behavioral Health

Our Mission

At Soul Purpose Behavioral Health, our mission is to provide compassionate, trauma-informed counseling that empowers individuals to heal, reconnect, and reclaim their purpose. We exist to serve others by offering a safe, ethical space to process pain, build resilience, and experience lasting transformation. Guided by integrity, faith, and evidence-based practice, we strive to make mental health care both accessible and deeply personal, because no one should have to suffer in silence.

Core Values of Soul Purpose Behavioral Health

1. Authentic Care
We lead with compassion and integrity, offering genuine support rooted in respect for each individual’s story. Our care is professional, ethical, and honors the unique boundaries of the therapeutic relationship.

2. Trauma-Informed Practice
We recognize the deep impact of trauma and create a safe, responsive environment that prioritizes emotional safety, trust, and empowerment in every session.

3. Advocacy for the Underserved
We are committed to amplifying the voices of those who are often overlooked—youth at risk, first responders, healthcare workers, and others who carry invisible burdens. We work to reduce stigma and expand access to quality mental health care.

4. Faith-Inspired Purpose
Guided by the principle in Romans 12:9, we uphold love that is sincere, ethical, and service-driven. While we respect and welcome all beliefs, our foundation is built on values of integrity, goodness, and purposeful healing.

5. Clinical Excellence
We are dedicated to evidence-based treatment, ongoing education, and best practices. Our goal is to provide professional, high-quality care tailored to the needs and goals of each client.

6. Safe Space for Helpers
We understand the isolation that can come from being the one others rely on. At Soul Purpose, caregivers, clinicians, and frontline workers have a confidential, supportive place to process their own experiences and restore their well-being.

7. Accessibility and Inclusion
We strive to make therapy approachable and accessible for all individuals, regardless of background. We celebrate diversity, promote equity, and foster a culture of belonging in every aspect of our work.

The Origin of Soul Purpose

Born from Battle, Built for Healing

About Soul Purpose Behavioral Health

Our Mission

Core Values of Soul Purpose Behavioral Health

The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall.

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