Therapist Profile

Name:
Maggie Meinschein, M.A.
Professional Title:
Location:
4212 1/2 Overland Ave Culver City, CA 90230-3736
Phone:
Email:
maggie@maggietherapy.com
Website:
License Number
LMFT38513
Practicing Since:
1994
Additional Licenses:
MFT

Personal Statement

Personal Statement:
I believe each of us has what it takes to meet life's challenges, but that sometimes the challenges prove overwhelming when extraordinary events occur. You may feel anxous and depressed. It may even be affecting your relationships. I specialize in working with those who are trying to overcome a traumatic event or events that have disrupted their life. My goal is to create a safe place for you to talk about your feelings. If you feel like your life is out of control, please know that it is possible to live with much less pain and suffering. I work collaboratively to help you gain self-knowledge and skills to live a less stressed, more balanced life. By implementing what you learn, positive changes can occur. I am happy to help and look forward to hearing from you.

About My Practice

Office Hours
Monday through Friday, 1pm-8pm (ending at 9pm).
Services
Individual, Adolescent, Couples and Family Psychotherapy
Insurance
Credit Cards Accepted
Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Free Initial Consult
No
Offers Teletherapy
None

Education

Degrees
M.A., Clinical Psychology with an Emphasis in Marriage, Family and Child Counseling, Pepperdine University, 1995, Summa Cum Laude

Area of Specialty

Specialites:
Addictions
ADHD-Attn Deficit Hyperactive Disorder
Adolescents
Anxiety
Assertiveness Training
Career Stress and Changes
Children
CoDependant/Adult Children of Alcoholics
Communication Skills
Couples
Divorce/Dissolution
Eating Disorders
Employment Issues
Ethnicity/Multi-Cultural Relationships
Grief/Loss Terminally Ill
Issues of Abuse (Abused)
Issues of Abuse (Offenders)
Issues of Abuse (Trauma)
Infertility/Adoption/Pregnancy
Individual
Life Transitions/Mid-Life Issues
Learning Disabilities
Parenting
PsychoEducational
Post Traumatic Stress Disorders
Self Esteem/Personal Growth
Step/Blended Families
Stress
Supervision
Terminally Ill
Trauma
Victims of Crime
Women's Issues

Other

Theoretical Orientation
Attachment
Cognitive-Behavioral
Eclectic (Many Therapies)
Psychodynamic
Certifications
Languages Spoken
English
Ethnicity

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