Hi, I'm Macie
Therapist for moms. Mom myself. Definitely not a sit-back-and-"mm-hmm" kind of therapist.
I'm a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist specializing in maternal mental health and supporting woman through anxiety, overwhelm, identity changes and life's challenging seasons.
Whether you're navigating motherhood, finding your footing in adulthood, or feeling disconnected from the person you used to be, my goal is to create a space where you feel understood, supported, and free to be yourself.
You don't have to perform here.
You don't need to show up as the patient mom, the grateful mom, the organized mom, or the mom who has everything under control.
You can tell me you're touched out. That you're angry. That you're terrified something might happen to your kids. That you miss who you used to be. That you adore your family and sometimes desperately want everyone to leave you alone.
Those are exactly the conversations I'm here for.
My approach is warm, collaborative, honest, and practical. We'll make room for what you're carrying while also figuring out what might actually help you feel different outside of our sessions.
The goal isn't to become a perfect mom. It's to help you feel more like yourself while being one.
Think we might be a good fit?
Let's talk for 15 minutes. No pressure, no preparation needed.
Why This Work Is Personal
My passion for maternal mental health isn't just professional. It's personal.
I've always been familiar with anxiety, but becoming a mother introduced me to a version of it I hadn't experienced before.
Motherhood brought so much love into my life, but it also brought moments of overwhelm, intrusive thoughts, and the pressure to somehow hold everything together.
I began to understand how easily a woman can lose sight of herself while trying to be everything for everyone else.
And I realized something that has shaped the way I practice therapy today: You can deeply love your children and still struggle with motherhood. Both can be true.
That understanding changed the way I wanted to support women.
I don't believe mothers need another person telling them what they should be doing better. I believe they need a place where they can be honest about what they're experiencing, understand what's happening within themselves, and receive meaningful support.
That's the heart behind my work.
And whether you're a mother or a woman navigating a different season of life, I want you to know that you don't have to earn the right to be supported.
Professional Background
Education
B.S. in Psychology, Minor in Bible & Theology
M.A. Counseling
Licenses and Certifications
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, CA #138969
Dropping the Baby and Other Scary Thoughts- Continuing Education