Maddison Meijome

Maddison Meijome, MSW, LSWAIC began her journey into the mental health field by earning a Bachelor of Science in Family Studies from Brigham Young University. After several years working with children and growing her own family, she pursued her Master’s Degree in Social Work from Louisiana State University. Just three weeks before graduation, Maddison welcomed her third child and soon after began the final steps toward obtaining her independent clinical licensure in Washington State.

Over the years, Maddison has developed a deep passion for supporting individuals and families through life’s most meaningful and challenging seasons. She has experience working with women, men, adolescents, and older children to help them navigate behavioral, emotional, and social health concerns with compassion and practical support. While she serves clients across many stages of life, Maddison is especially passionate about postpartum care and advocating for new parents during the transition into parenthood. She also organized the first postpartum charitable walk in Richland as part of her commitment to supporting maternal mental health in the community.

Maddison’s long-term vision is to help create an unmatched postpartum support system in the Tri-Cities, ensuring every family knows where to turn for care, guidance, and connection after bringing a baby home. Her approach is rooted in empathy, authenticity, and meeting each client where they are.

Outside of work, Maddison enjoys hiking, swimming with her family, and taking on creative projects like building her children’s playhouse. Having grown up in the Tri-Cities and lived there with her family for several years, she feels deeply connected to the community and is honored to serve the people who call it home.