Megan Dunphy | Profile

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Join date: Jul 2, 2026

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Megan Dunphy is a dedicated and compassionate professional with both a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Social Work. Her Master’s degree specialized in child welfare, but she also brings valuable experience working with elderly individuals and adults in need of a wide array of services. With a strong background in providing personalized support, Megan is committed to helping individuals of all ages live with dignity, independence, and comfort in their own homes.

Megan’s approach to care is client-centered, focusing on the unique needs of each individual. Whether assisting with daily tasks, offering companionship, or providing emotional support, she works tirelessly to ensure her clients feel empowered, safe, and respected. She has a passion for empowering others to be able to enhance their overall quality of life. With empathy and professionalism, Megan is dedicated to offering the highest standard of non-medical care, helping clients of all backgrounds live happier, more fulfilling lives.

Posts (7)

Sep 8, 2026 ∙ 6 min

Signs That Family Caregiving Is Becoming Too Much

There is a moment many family caregivers know well. You wake up already tired, counting the tasks ahead instead of greeting the day. That shift, from caring with love to simply getting through, is often the first sign the load has grown heavier than one person was meant to carry alone. NIH research confirms that the chronic stress of family caregiving carries real, measurable effects on a caregiver's physical and mental health. Recognizing that truth is not a sign of weakness. It is an act of...

Aug 27, 2026 ∙ 5 min

Honoring Grief and Aging in Senior Care

When a parent starts skipping meals, sleeping more, or pulling away from people they love, it's easy to assume that's just aging. But for many older adults, what looks like slowing down is actually grief that has quietly settled into everyday life. Grief and aging are deeply connected, but unlike the grief that follows a funeral, these losses almost never get named. Surrendering the car keys, outliving a closest friend, watching a spouse's chair stay empty at the dinner table: each one is a...

Aug 18, 2026 ∙ 6 min

Resolving Family Disagreements About Parent Care

Most families don't fall apart over one big decision. The tension builds quietly, through months of unspoken worry, guilt, and assumptions about what everyone else should be doing. By the time someone finally says "we need to talk about Mom," the disagreement is already well underway. Resolving family disagreements about parent care starts with recognizing that the conflict is rarely just about the care itself. At Christian Servants Home Care, we've walked alongside enough Missouri families...