Margy Brill

I see my role in therapy as empowering and supporting you in identifying and using your unique identities, stories, and strengths to navigate life stressors, build self-esteem, and feel better in your mind and body; I center my work from a social justice lens to explore how our communities and systems have shaped these identities and stories. My specialty is in supporting undergraduate students to and through college and working through the transitions and transformations that happen along the way. My experience also includes working with young to older adults navigating a variety of life transitions, including college, career, relationships, substance use, and grief/loss experiences. The core of my work is relationship building and partnering with you to work towards your wellness goals!
I use an interactive and integrative approach in therapy, often incorporating cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), narrative, and mindfulness practices. I approach therapy from a client-centered, strengths-based, and trauma-informed lens, cultivating a safe and nonjudgmental environment where you are seen, heard, and supported as your authentic self.
I am a people-person at heart and passionate about building relationships, and I would be delighted to meet you and start a conversation!