To be wild is to be free and deeply connected.
Wildness is often defined by what it is not - unruly, untamed, non-normative, outside the box. There is a long history, in our systems, society and through colonization, of seeking to control the wild.
To tap into your wild is to tend to the edges of authenticity, creativity, possibility. It is to be in touch with your needs, wants, desires, and move towards them; to be full of expressive emotion. Living wildly requires a network and connection to one’s environment through communication and deep relationship.
Welcome, I’m Margo and I’m glad you’re here.
I am a therapist, facilitator, advocate, and activist. I believe in the power of holding duality, in ourselves and our systems, to invite in possibility and expansiveness. I am passionate about supporting individuals and systems to foster connection, belonging, and worthiness.
Offerings
Individual Therapy
I am a relational, systems oriented, and emotion-focused therapist. I believe each individual holds inherent wisdom and knowledge about themselves, and work to amplify that knowing while naming the container we live in.
I primarily work with tweens, teens, and young adults, and specialize in gender and sexuality development, identity formation, sexual and relationship health, and grief tending.
Sessions are 60 minutes
Conducted in person (in Montpelier, VT) or via telehealth
Fee is $165/hour. Sliding scale is available. I accept Medicaid and BCBS insurance.
Clinical Supervision
I am a licensed independent clinical social worker and provide clinical supervision, either in person or telehealth. I also provide supervised billing to a limited number of supervisees.
I prioritize supervisees whose primary clients are children and adolescents, or are seeking consultation for clients presenting with gender identity development.
Supervision fees:
$150/hour for individual clinical supervision. Sliding scale is available.
Supervised billing services are available by subscription service for a monthly fee and based on case load. This cost includes EHR subscription, credit card processing fees, and time spent on billing, dealing with insurance, managing payments, documentation review and constructive feedback, logistical questions and support, etc.
Living wildly means keeping death close.
To notice what is dying in our life, what has lost its vitality, and grieve. This means walking away from what is no longer alive – a relationship, a habit, a way of talking to ourselves, a mode of being. And to nurture the something different that emerges.
What is longing to be wildly alive in you?
