Margot brings a warm, curious, and compassionate presence to her work with clients. She believes that meaningful therapeutic relationships can create space for people to better understand themselves, reconnect with their strengths, and move toward the lives they want to build. Margot earned her Master of Social Work from the University of Maryland School of Social Work, and has experience supporting children, adolescents, families, and individuals navigating adversity, transitions, and complex life experiences.

With a background in child welfare, community-based mental health, nature-based therapy, and group settings, Margot has developed a particular passion for helping young people build resilience, strengthen their sense of self, and navigate challenges. She is especially drawn to approaches that recognize the whole person and the ways relationships, environment, identity, and lived experiences shape mental health.

Growing up in Montana, Margot built a deep appreciation for the therapeutic potential of nature and experiential learning. Outside of therapy, she enjoys spending time outdoors, exploring new places, seeing live music, and spending time with family. She hopes to bring that same sense of curiosity, safety, and possibility into her work with clients.