Helping People Feel Free to Be Themselves

That's the short version of what all of this work is really about. Whatever brings someone to Maggie - self-doubt, people-pleasing, a life transition, questions of identity - the throughline is the same: clearing away what was never really you, so the person underneath has room to show up.

Helping people feel free to be themselves in Rochester, New York

You're the one driving

Maggie thinks of herself as “hired help.” She has training, experience, and tools - she knows how to use hypnosis and NLP, and has a lot of different approaches available to her. But you're the one who decides what you're building. She doesn't walk into a session with a preconceived idea about what's wrong with you or what she thinks you should want. She doesn't decide what you should feel, who you should become, or what your life should look like.

You're not broken

One of the things Maggie loves most about this work is the moment someone has an “aha” - when they suddenly understand something about themselves in a completely different way. People often come in believing a behavior is “bad” or that something is wrong with them because they can't seem to change it. But when we understand the purpose a behavior has been serving, even when it isn't helpful anymore, we often discover something very different underneath it.

Maggie's practice is explicitly LGBTQ+ affirming, welcoming, inclusive, and nonjudgmental - her primary audience is LGBTQ+ individuals and allies, and this belief is the foundation everything else is built on.

What a session looks like

It starts with a free 20-minute phone consultation, to talk through whether the work is right for you. Once you decide to move forward, all sessions are 90 minutes, either in person - Maggie travels to you - or by video. Session pricing is $300 for an in-person visit, or $175 for a 90-minute video session.

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