Meagan Corrado

Meagan Corrado, DSW, LCSW, is a Professor in the Department of Social Work at West Chester University’s College of Education and Social Work. She holds dual locations at Anderson Hall (West Chester, PA) and the PASSHE Center City campus (Philadelphia, PA). Her work focuses on trauma-informed clinical social work with urban youth, arts-based interventions, and narrative approaches to trauma recovery. Dr. Corrado emphasizes strengths-based practice that integrates resilience-building strategies while addressing systemic barriers faced by marginalized communities.

Her research explores innovative methods like the Storiez intervention, a narrative-based therapeutic tool designed to empower youth through creative storytelling. She collaborates across disciplines including art therapy and psychiatry to develop holistic interventions. Notable contributions include bridging clinical practice with academic research through creative methodologies.

Dr. Corrado’s publications span trauma narratives, interdisciplinary collaboration, and youth-focused clinical practices. While no specific awards are listed, her work reflects a commitment to advancing trauma-informed care in underserved populations. She actively contributes to field education and program development within the Master of Social Work program at West Chester University.