Maggie (Margaret) is originally from Atlanta, GA. She earned her Master of Arts in Counseling from Wake Forest University, graduating summa cum laude, and her Bachelor of Arts in Secondary Education and English from Clemson University, graduating cum laude. Her professional background includes classroom teaching and internships in K-12 school settings, as well as a private counseling practice.

Maggie is passionate about supporting young people as they navigate life’s challenges and transitions. She strives to empower tweens, teens, and young adults to advocate for themselves, manage stress and anxiety, build positive relationships, and make decisions that support their overall well-being.

With a warm and collaborative approach, Maggie works with clients to better understand their emotions, process life experiences, and find clarity in moving forward. She focuses on developing practical strategies that support growth and healing— whether by helping clients learn healthier coping mechanisms, improve communication, build self-confidence, or by simply providing a safe space where they feel heard and seen.

Maggie’s counseling style is grounded in behavioral theories with solution-focused qualities. She tailors her approach to meet the unique needs of each individual, prioritizing a genuine and trusting therapeutic relationship. Maggie believes a strong therapeutic connection is the key to motivated change and feeling lighter after leaving each session.

Maggie is currently practicing under the supervision of Rebekah Jones, LPC, CPCS.