Maggie believes therapy is most empowering when you discover your own answers. Her approach is compassionate, objective, and collaborative, combining thoughtful questions, active listening and practical tools to help you better understand your experiences, recognize your strengths and create meaningful change.

Since 2007, she has helped adults, adolescents and couples navigate difficult seasons and major life transitions – including relationship changes, divorce, parenting, school and career changes, moves, grief and loss, empty nesting, retirement, caregiving, and other significant life adjustments.

Her work draws from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Emotion Focused Therapy (EFT) and attachment-based approaches and The Gottman Method. She incorporates empathic listening and practical problem-solving to help clients build resilience, recognize old patterns, and strengthen relationships. Maggie supports clients to move through life’s biggest transitions with greater clarity, confidence and grace.

Outside the therapy room, Maggie prioritizes balance through walking with friends, hot yoga, family time and being on the lake. She especially loves spending time laughing with her husband and two daughters.