About Megan Malick

I’m Megan Malick. I’m the first of the last — I literally started programs in their final year. College, two grad programs, a post-grad. When I got to the library freshman year, they’d already removed the card catalogue but hadn’t finished putting everything online. They told me to go browse the stacks.

My first teaching job, they handed me a red binder and said ‘this is the curriculum — but we don’t teach it anymore. There’s no textbook.’ I’ve had to make the path while walking it my whole life. So I became native to the liminal space — that uncomfortable place between what was and what’s next. T

Turns out, that’s exactly where grief lives. And transition. And becoming.

So now I guide people there — grieving people, heart-led helpers, soulopreneurs in the middle of a pivot. My book is the breadcrumb trail and travel guide I wish I’d had when my parents died. I’m a therapist, a grief guide, and a vocational doula. I like dark roast and deep conversations. I don’t do surface — and I help people get comfortable in the woods.