Margaret Ann Rose is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist with over 30 years of experience supporting individuals struggling with mental health symptoms and substance use disorders. Her commitment to fostering hope and resilience within her clients stems from her own transformative experiences during therapy. Margaret understands that everyone has an inherent desire for health and connection, and she has witnessed the remarkable power of the human spirit in overcoming adversity, expanding self-awareness, and initiating lasting change. As a Certified EMDR therapist, recognized by Emdria since 2019, and with advanced training from Dr. Cory F. Newman at the Beck Institute in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Margaret combines her professional knowledge with deep empathy. She is also a Certified Affiliate and Cognitive Therapist of the Academy of Cognitive Therapy since 2006 and a Certified Alcohol and Other Drugs Counselor. Margaret prioritizes establishing a meaningful connection with her clients, recognizing that the journey of therapy involves co-creating a safe space. She believes that while she has her expertise, the clients know themselves best, and together, they can draw on their shared experiences to facilitate profound healing. Understanding the level of vulnerability it takes for individuals to seek help, Margaret approaches her work with compassion and respect, empowering each person she serves on their path to wellness.