About Maggie

Maggie Moore, MA, LPCC, ECMHS

(she/her/hers)

Loyola Marymount University

University of Wisconsin- Madison

Maggie Moore, MA, LPCC, ECMHS (she/her) is a white, Irish-American, bilingual, queer, cisgender woman therapist. She embraces a "lifelong student" mindset while centering anti-racism and cultural humility in her practice. Her highest intention is to “do no harm,” and her greatest wish is that you feel most welcome in her therapy office. Maggie has specialized training in LGBTQ+ affirming approaches. She has lived in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Spain, and Colombia, and is happy to provide therapeutic services in English or Spanish.

Maggie’s professional experience spans across diverse settings, including the backcountry outdoors, multidisciplinary clinical environments, early childhood education, and field-based community mental health. This diversity has allowed her to develop a caring and attuned presence that honors the unique family, community, cultural, and historical context of each individual as they journey deep within. Maggie collaborates with folks to alleviate symptoms of anxiety, stress and trauma, and to resolve relationship concerns. She partners with her clients not only in pursuit of symptom relief, but ultimately in pursuit of a deeper self-knowing and sense of resilience.

In her work with adults ages 22+, Maggie’s areas of focus include:

Are you looking to support the development, recovery, or resilience of an infant or young child in your care? Maggie works with parents and caregivers of children ages birth to five through a combination of Reflective Parenting Support and play-based family therapy, all rooted in evidence-based practices. Maggie is endorsed in the state of California as an Early Childhood Mental Health Specialist. She dedicates half of her practice to supporting children under the age of five and their families, through therapeutic services and a consultation partnership with Head Start. She is a graduate of the Napa Infant-Parent Mental Health Fellowship, and has over 500 hours of specialized postgraduate training in Infant & Early Childhood Mental Health.

Maggie frequently supports parents to gain confidence in navigating meltdowns, separation anxiety, big adjustments, and medical experiences. Unsure what type of support you’re looking for? Maggie also provides guidance for parents who don’t know what their little one needs. She would be honored to walk alongside you during this stage in your parenting journey.

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