There is wisdom living all around us.
Begin the return to yourself.
“The land knows you, even when you are lost. The village teaches you the dialect of the earth.”
Hi, I’m Maggie.
I’m a nature-based psychotherapist working with children, adolescents, adults & families who are seeking deeper connection to themselves, others, and the living world around them. My work is grounded, warm, engaged, and deeply relational. I believe each person carries their own unique gifts, wisdom, and innate capacity for healing. I aim to create a space where clients can safely reconnect with themselves and trust the unfolding of their own process.
Nature is not simply a backdrop to this work — it is a teacher, companion, mirror, and source of grounding. Through cultivating relationship with the more-than-human world, many clients begin to rediscover meaning, presence, awe, and belonging in new ways. I encourage reflection both within and beyond our sessions, inviting clients to notice the relationships that shape them: with their bodies, emotions, histories, communities, environments, and inner worlds.
What does therapy look like with me?
I believe therapy is, at its heart, a deeply relational process. Rather than approaching therapy as a neutral observer, I understand our relationship itself as part of the work—a here-and-now encounter shaped by the unique interplay of two nervous systems, hearts, and minds. Together, we pay attention not only to the stories and patterns you bring into the room, but to what emerges between us: moments of connection, uncertainty, protection, curiosity, rupture, and repair.
Over time, therapy becomes an unfolding process of trust. I hold that process as sacred. My role is not to tell you who you are or where you should go, but to meet you with curiosity, honesty, and care as we make space for what is asking to be known, felt, questioned, or changed.
My Approach Is…
Nature & Animal-Assisted
Trauma- Informed
Synergetic Play-Oriented
Evidence-Based
Attachment- Based
Person- Centered
