Alexandra (Alex) McCrary (She/Her/Hers) is a Registered Mental Health Counselor Intern at The Meaningful Life Center, working under the supervision of Stefanie Meyer-Goodwin, LMHC. She holds a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Rollins College and earned her undergraduate degree in Psychology, also at Rollins, with a research focus on adolescent attachment and the coming-out process for LGBTQIA+ individuals.
Alexandra works with performers, creatives, and LGBTQIA+ teens and adults who may look high-functioning on the outside while privately navigating anxiety, burnout, or a persistent sense of not feeling “enough.” Drawing on her own background in professional theater and early childhood education, she brings warmth, humor, and playfulness into sessions, using an attachment-focused lens alongside psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, DBT, narrative, and existential approaches to tailor each client’s care to their specific needs.
Her clinical interests include identity exploration, relationship and interpersonal dynamics, life transitions, and sexuality work. Alexandra’s goal is to help clients feel more regulated, self-aware, and confident setting boundaries that reflect their values in a space where their full self is welcome. She can be reached directly at (321) 710-7257 or alexandram@themeaningfullifecenter.com.
