Maggie Reynolds

Margaret Reynolds is a Counselor in Chicago. She works with professional adults, mostly women. Many of Maggie’s clients come in to address trauma, relationship issues, career issues, grief, and anxiety. Maggie is particularly passionate about serving individuals from the LGBTQIA+ community, professionals in the helping and creative fields, caregivers, and older adults.

Maggie is certified in Eye-Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing (EMDR) and incorporates Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), Mindfulness, and Existential-Humanistic theories/philosophies to help clients understand how their experiences have impacted and shaped their beliefs and behaviors and open up possibilities for new insight and meaningful change. In session, Maggie focuses on tapping into a client's strengths and resources so that they feel prepared and capable of healing and thriving. This approach supports clients to be able to unburden themselves from the past so they can focus on life now and in the future.

Maggie's style is non-judgmental, empowering, and compassionately inquisitive. When clients first start therapy, she will make sure they feel safe, seen, and heard and can show up fully as themselves.

Maggie received their MA from University of San Diego. She has worked with homeless veterans in San Diego and with severely mentally ill and underserved clients in community mental health in Las Vegas. Outside of private practice, She enjoys exploring and walking in her neighborhood and other neighborhoods with traditional and historic architecture and spending time with her partner, stepdaughter, and 3 cats, Babbitt, Stello, and Lucille. Maggie offers teletherapy in Illinois, and Walk & Talk and Concierge Therapy in Chicago and the NW suburbs