About Glad Tidings
Glad Tidings is an older English translation of the Greek word euangelion, a term for news that changed the conditions of life. It is a declaration of hope: that change is possible.
Glad Tidings Therapy was born from my own struggle to find a therapist who was both clinically trained and comfortable integrating faith into the counseling process. I know the vital role faith plays in how people make meaning, endure hardship, and pursue change. I am trained in faith integration and am happy to incorporate faith into therapy when it is wanted, while ultimately respecting each client's preferences and goals. I enjoy working with people from all backgrounds and walks of life.
Megan Hinman LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor in Idaho & Georgia
I believe every person has a unique story worth understanding. The experiences we have, the relationships we build, and the ways we learn to navigate the world shape how we see ourselves and others. While those experiences influence us, they do not have to define us.
Living in different parts of the country has given me a deep appreciation for the diverse communities and experiences that shape people's lives. It has also reminded me how much we share. Beneath different backgrounds, many of the struggles we face—grief, trauma, anxiety, relationship challenges, questions of identity, and the search for purpose—are part of the human experience.
What draws me to this work is a genuine curiosity about people and a deep respect for their capacity to grow. I strive to create a therapeutic relationship that is compassionate, thoughtful, and honest, where clients feel supported, challenged, and empowered to move toward meaningful, lasting change.
Education & Professional Training
Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling – Liberty University
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (Minor in Family & Consumer Science) – Central Washington University
EMDR Trained– EMDR International Association (EMDRIA)
Advanced Training – Faith Integration, Liberty University