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We help you elevate your impact and stay focused on your mission with cutting edge coaching, programs, and education designed especially for change-makers and healers like you.
We're here to help you.
We see you.
Whether it's you or the people you care about that are experiencing difficult challenges like addiction, mental health conditions, chronic illness, or grief, we know no one should have to face it all alone.
You don't have to do it alone.
Our mission is helping people and communities heal and improving the systems and conditions that serve not just our people, but the people and organizations who support them. Together, we can change the story of what care looks like.
We have a new way.
Our approach brings together storytelling, community, creativity, and education in unique and revolutionary ways to elevate the impact of people like you and catalyze powerful and immediate change.
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Our Methods Come from Our Professional Experience - And Our Own Lives
As the founder of MPG, Meghann knows personally what it’s like to experience substance addiction, mental health conditions, trauma, incarceration, homelessness, grief, and more. She knows what it is to feel unvalued, unworthy, and profoundly alone. She knows what it’s like to have systems fail you. And she knows what it’s like to work tirelessly to help people when it feels like you’re fighting an impossible battle. But there’s hope, and there’s help. Meghann founded her company on the belief that we can always do better, and we never have to work alone. That's why MPG exists. Our entire team comes from lived experience. And we are here for YOU.


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"I have faith that my mom and I are going to be okay, even if it’s the ‘new okay,’ " Sophie Perry-Stewart tells PEOPLE

Sophie Perry-Stewart and her mother, Meghann Perry. People Magazine, November 2024. Photo: Jessica Scranton
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"I have faith that my mom and I are going to be okay, even if it’s the ‘new okay,’ " Sophie Perry-Stewart tells PEOPLE

Sophie Perry-Stewart and her mother, Meghann Perry. People Magazine, November 2024. Photo: Jessica Scranton
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