She undertook her university studies at La Trobe University, Melbourne, specializing in Comparative Religions and Psycho-Analytical Studies.

Megan became involved for many years in theatre and sought to explore the relationship of body, voice, mythology and movement in the expression of her spirituality. Megan spent time with the Aboriginal people in Central Australia, where her abilities to use sound as a healing modality were nurtured and recognized by the women of the Walpiri tribe.

Megan returned to New Zealand where she taught workshops on exploring voice and movement. She taught at the The New Zealand School of Natural Healing, The University of Waikato and also worked with private clients.

Moving to the United States in 1999 Megan was employed at Prescott College for the Liberal Arts and Environment as a Voice Lecturer.

Megan was also actively engaged in creating multi-media theatre performances, which included Sufi mystical poetry. She was constantly seeking to explore the spiritual and transformational process through the creative medium.

In 2001 Megan was revisited by the spirit of the Carmelites and went to Avila, Spain to conduct research on her book, “Falling into the Arms of God: Meditations with Teresa of Avila.”

Today, Megan is a spiritual counselor and lectures and teaches workshops on the Mystical Pathway. She teaches at Omega Institute, New York, Kripalu Insititute, Massachusetts, and Unity and Episcopalian Churches in the United States.

Megan divides her time between the United States and Australia and New Zealand.