Who are we: My Relationships Project

Katy and Megan were a Teacher/School Social Worker dream team until diving full-time into My Relationships Project in 2023.

As they have listened to and talked with hundreds of youth over the last 15 years in practice, they’ve seen the importance of providing opportunities to explore and learn about platonic and romantic relationships and learn about sexual health and safety. Most importantly, Meg and Katy wanted to create a safe, non-judgmental, queer-allied, neurodivergent-affirming space to JUST BE.

At My Relationships Project, Megan and Katy have built that space. Through “deep and meaningful hangs,” individual support, community events, and trainings for agencies, MRP participants explore the social world in a way that honors their preferences and needs in their relationships, at home, school, work, and in the community. WE CAN’T WAIT TO MEET YOU.

Megan Brockman is the Educational Director of MRP and can be reached at (313) 489-0045 to discuss our services.

Who are we: The Finding Place Collective

The Finding Place Collective is the mental health support branch of My Relationships Project. The Collective works in close collaboration with MRP, honoring that fact that mental health and relationships support each other.

Katy Levinson, LMSW, is the Clinical Director of TFPC and can be reached at

(614) 769-7642 to discuss our services.

MEET THE TEAM

  • Megan Brockman, MA

    Megan was a Special Education teacher for 10 years before following her passion and founding My Relationships Project with Katy. She is specializes in providing “life skills” and executive functioning support to neurodivergent children, youth, and adults. She also loves working with parents to understand and build communication with their children who have autism and other developmental disabilities.

    Meg has a master’s degree in Autism Education and has over 20 years of experience working with autistic children and adults through volunteer work, camps, and caregiving.

  • Katy Levinson, LMSW

    Katy Levinson is a licensed clinical Social Worker and the lead clinician for the Finding Place Collective, the mental health branch of MRP. Katy worked in public schools and summer camps for 17 years prior to following her passion and founding MRP and TFPC with Meg.

    She celebrates neurodiversity as a wonderfully unique and often misunderstood way of experiencing the world. Katy works with teens, adults, and families. She specializes Autism, ADHD, Social Communication Disorders, Anxiety, Gender-related topics, and maternal mental health.

  • Riley King, LMSW

    Riley King is a clinical Social Worker and a clinician for The Finding Place Collective, the mental health branch of MRP. In addition to providing clinical mental health services, Riley works in the public schools as a social worker in an elementary setting.

    Riley is an ally and advocate for neurodivergent, disabled and LGBTQ+ populations. She specializes in Anxiety, ADHD, School Issues, and Adjustment Disorders. She works with children ages 9 and up, teens, and families.

    Riley believes that young people deserve for someone to meet them where they are and empower them to make positive changes in their lives.

  • Grace MacFarland, LLMSW, MPH

    Grace MacFarland is a clinical Social Worker and a clinician for The Finding Place Collective, the mental health branch of MRP. Since 2018, Grace has supported children, teens and adults with Anxiety, Depression, Autism, ADHD and other intellectual-developmental differences in a variety of settings including schools, employment sites, and the hospital setting. She is excited to join the MRP team. 

    Grace works with children as young as 5, teens, and adults. In addition to traditional talk therapy, she uses play and activity-based techniques to engage all of her clients and help them reach their mental health goals.