Maggie Allard-Shartzer is a seasoned counselor with 18 years of experience, having worked extensively with clients faced with various stressors. Her primary therapeutic approaches include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Person-Centered therapy, but she employs a diverse range of techniques in a warm and non-judgmental atmosphere, allowing clients to explore the intricacies of their lives. Maggie is passionate about her profession and dedicated to guiding individuals through their challenges. Her specialties encompass grief counseling—stemming from her role as a bereavement counselor at a local hospice—depression, and couples counseling, including sensitive topics like abuse and infidelity. Alongside her colleagues, she facilitates empowerment groups for women over 45 that meet bi-monthly. The therapeutic model Maggie uses aligns with treating the body, mind, and spirit of each client. Their wellness space even includes a relaxation room and a dedicated massage therapist for clients to utilize before and after sessions. Additionally, Maggie provides telehealth services to clients in South Carolina, Georgia, and Michigan.