Meaghan Leigh Gosling, lpcc

Meaghan Leigh Gosling, LPCC is a mental health counselor in Windsor, CA, specializing in therapy for relationships, attachment, and self-love with a focus on individuals and couples navigating complex emotional and sexual dynamics. She serves clients across Sonoma County, including those identifying as LGBT, polyamorous, or gender queer, offering personalized support for those seeking meaningful change in their personal lives. Her practice emphasizes direct, compassionate guidance to help clients break free from unproductive patterns and build healthier connections. With a 5.00 rating based on one verified review, she is recognized for her approachable yet no-nonsense style and commitment to empowering clients to find their own path to fulfillment.

Her therapeutic approach centers on interrupting ingrained thought patterns and challenging limiting beliefs with honesty and clarity. She identifies as a sex and relationship therapist who works with clients who recognize that their current strategies aren’t working but don’t know how to shift. She offers in-person, online, or hybrid sessions and emphasizes the importance of consistent, weekly engagement to foster lasting change. Her work is grounded in direct dialogue, where she questions assumptions, interrupts self-criticism, and helps clients reconnect with their inner wisdom. She also provides support for clients seeking insurance reimbursement and offers clear information about session lengths and costs.

Located at 930 Shiloh Rd, Building 44, Suite E, Room 3, the practice sits just a short drive from the Redwood Highway and is surrounded by natural and community spaces, including Robbins Park, Robbins Dry Creek, and the Robbin Food Forest, all within a half-mile radius. The immediate area is defined by Shiloh Road and nearby public safety and educational infrastructure, including the Santa Rosa Junior College Public Safety Training Center.

Meaghan Leigh Gosling, LPCC maintains strong online visibility with well-documented information and a website that search engines interpret clearly, ensuring consistent and accessible presence across digital platforms. Her practice is structured to support long-term healing, with clients typically engaging in therapy for around a year to achieve meaningful transformation.

Her work stands out in Windsor’s mental health landscape by combining directness with deep empathy, helping clients move beyond shame and fear toward authentic connection and self-acceptance.