She completed infant mental health training at the Institute of Child and Family Health. She trained in dyadic, child-parent therapy through the University of Miami’s Linda Ray’s Intervention Center. After working with parents and children, she became passionate about the specific needs of birthing people and very young children. Thus, she obtained specialized training in perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. She believes the more providers support each other, the better for our communities.

In addition to direct clinical services, Meyleen provides clinical and reflective supervision/consultation to clinicians working in various fields with caregivers and young children. She sits on the Board of the Washington Association for Infant Mental Health. She served as the Chair for the Florida Chapter of Postpartum Support International, on the committee for the Broward Chapter of the Florida Infant Mental Health Association, and as the past President of the Florida Association for Play Therapy. She is a member of the National Association for Perinatal Social Workers, the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, ZERO TO THREE, and the International Association of Eating Disorders Professionals.