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  • Locations
    • North County - Encinitas
    • San Diego - Sorrento Valley
  • Our Team
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    • Alyssa Zurowski, LMFT
    • Ashley Fecteau, LCSW
    • Caroline Maehler, LMFT
    • Chelsea Salas, LMFT
    • Christina Heymoss, LMFT
    • Dunya Holland, LMFT
    • Hanna Hanson, LMFT
    • John Rettger, PSY
    • Katie Brooks, LCSW
    • Lindsey Cieslak, AMFT
    • Madison Hybl, AMFT
    • Maggie Hollinbeck, LMFT
    • Sarah Paulson, LPCC
    • Sheri Ameri, LMFT
    • Tiffany Triplett, LMFT
  • Blog
    • About Psychotherapy >
      • 10 Myths About Seeing a Therapist
      • Positive and Negative Beliefs
      • Should I see a therapist?
      • The Power of Core Beliefs
      • What is Anxiety?
      • What is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy?
      • What is EMDR?
      • What is Mindfulness?
    • Child Therapy >
      • ADHD and Your Preschooler
      • Is Your Child a Worrier?
      • 6 Tips to Help Your Child With Separation Anxiety
      • 9 Ways to Manage Your Child’s Anger
      • 10 Ways to Help Your Child Manage Difficult Emotions
      • The Underbelly of the Tantrum
      • How to Support Your Teenager
      • Mindfulness Group
    • Depression >
      • 9 Ways to Make This the Best Year Ever
      • 8 Tips to Avoid Depression During the Holidays!
      • The Trouble with Self-Judgment
      • Depression/ Grief and Loss
      • The Story of the Stone Cutter
      • Postpartum Distress
      • Grief and Loss
    • Divorce >
      • Forgiveness
      • Anger
      • Parenting After Divorce
      • Predictors of Divorce- The Four Horsement
      • Divorce Recovery
    • Eating Disorder >
      • Body Image
      • The Power of Vulnerability and Connection
      • Eating Disorder Recovery
      • Healthy Food
      • Appearance on Channel 6 News!
      • New Way of Healing From an Eating Disorder: Curiosity and Compassion
    • Relationships >
      • Improving Your Relationship
      • Can Marriage Survive Infidelity?
      • Decoding the Sexless Marriage
      • Appearance on Tonight in San Diego
      • Repetitive Conflicts and Unsolvable Problems
      • Being a Safe Person Breeds Authenticity
      • How to Be A Good Listener
      • Connectedness Vs. Differentiation
    • Trauma >
      • What is Trauma-Informed Care?
      • The Hidden Trauma of The Pandemic
      • Trauma: Discovering the Differences Between Explicit and Implicit
      • Trauma- Defining and Recoverin
      • How Trauma Has Impacted YOU
      • Somatic Experiencing
    • Wellbeing >
      • 10 Ways to Help Decrease Insomnia
      • 8 Self-Care Ideas for Busy Parents
      • Habits
      • Balance
      • Not Sleeping?
      • Sleep and Mental Health
      • Living is a Choice
      • Chronic Pain
      • 7 Tools for Coping with Difficult Emotions
      • 7 Ways to Tame a Whack-A-Mole Life
      • The Enemy of Connection
      • Self-Esteem VS. Self-Compassion, What’s the Difference?!?
      • Mindfully Responding to Life's Challenges
      • Self-Compassion: The Key to a Courageous, Vulnerable, Resilient Life
    • Yoga >
      • What is Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy?
      • Demystifying Yoga
    • Videos!
  • COVID-19 Updates
    • Video Therapy
    • COVID-19 Safe Reopening
    • COVID-19 GoFundMe

Maggie Hollinbeck, LMFT

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Therapy won’t give you a painless life, but it can help you to feel empowered and resourced in the face of all that life brings your way. You can learn to be resilient, to be your own best friend, and to face the inevitable challenges of life knowing that you can handle them powerfully.

Hi! I’m Maggie Hollinbeck, a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist with extensive training and experience treating trauma from a holistic perspective. I earned a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology, Child Studies specialization from Antioch University (Los Angeles campus) in 2002 and have worked in a number of unique settings, ranging from private practice in Northern California to civilian counseling on military installations as far away as South Korea and Germany. I spent my first three years of practice serving children and teens in foster care, both individually and in family therapy when preparing for reunification with their parents. I’ve also spent time working with traumatic brain injury survivors and their families, and adults struggling with co-occurring mental health and addiction issues. I’m also a professional actor and musician and have had the pleasure of applying my therapeutic background to helping other artists develop a healthy mindset to manage the rigors of a career in the arts.

I’ve trained in a number of therapeutic modalities such as:  Gottman Couples Therapy, Dialectical-Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Brainspotting, Advanced Integrative Therapy (AIT), Depth Psychology, Narrative Therapy, and Transpersonal Psychology. I’m also a Reiki master and have extensive training in treating trauma through the body’s energy system.

Although I find great fulfillment in working with a wide variety of clients and issues, I particularly enjoy helping Adult Children of Alcoholics, women dealing with life transitions, transition-age young adults (roughly ages 18-25), and any client who is invested in going beyond the hard work of healing old wounds to tend to their growth, transformation, and self-actualization.

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