Marjorie Justice

Hey Y'all. First of all, I want you to know that taking the step to seek therapy is a big deal. Great job showing up for you! It's a significant act of self-care and personal growth, and finding a therapist who truly aligns with your needs is an essential first step.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with a Master of Social Work (MSW) degree, and my practice is grounded in both professional clinical training and meaningful life experience. Being a neurodivergent clinician who has personally navigated life-long challenges with anxiety, depression, and trauma allows me to bring an authentic, lived perspective to our work. I strive to create a warm, non-judgmental environment where you feel deeply heard, valued, and empowered to navigate life's complexities. I provide all services via a secure teletherapy platform, allowing you to meet from the comfort and privacy of your own space.

Throughout my career, I have developed a specialized focus in helping individuals navigate the following areas:

• Adult ADHD: Assisting individuals in understanding the nuances of their executive functioning, developing practical organizational strategies, and overcoming the emotional exhaustion or self-doubt that often accompanies adult ADHD.
• Anxiety: Partnering with clients to identify core triggers, deconstruct cycles of chronic worry, and build a personalized toolkit of mindfulness and grounding techniques to restore a sense of calm.
• Life Transitions: Providing steady guidance and emotional support during major shifts, such as career pivots, relationship changes, empty nesting, or reclaiming, or maybe finally finding, your identity during a new season of life.

My therapeutic approach is collaborative, compassionate, and centered around your unique story, blending clinical evidence-based modalities with true, real-world empathy.

In our work together, my focus is on providing a steady, secure, yet flexible environment where you remain completely in control of your own pace and direction. I don't see my role as someone who dictates your choices or tells you how to live your life. Instead, I am here to help you establish psychological flexibility, as well as needed boundaries to keep daily stressors, nuanced executive functioning, or chronic self-doubt from taking over. This gives you a reliable, welcoming space to build your confidence, discover your own natural rhythm, and stay firmly focused on your personal path to healing.

Because I navigate the world with a neurodivergent brain and understand some of the realities of trauma firsthand, my approach is intent to be deeply validating and practical. We won't just look at clinical theories; we will look at how your brain actually works, honor your lived experiences, and co-create strategies that make sense for your real, daily life.

It’s completely natural to wonder what direction our first session will take, but as we begin finding our footing, I invite you to take a deep breath (with an extended exhale)—there is no test to pass and no rigid clinical interrogation waiting for you here. Because we meet online, your primary job is simply to get comfortable in your own space with a favorite beverage, a cozy blanket, or whatever makes you feel grounded.

Our first session is about connection, flow, and collaboration. We will spend our time safely exploring what brought you to therapy, what specific challenges are currently causing you to feel overwhelmed or stuck, and begin looking at what a balanced, fulfilling life looks like to you. We will talk through your goals at a speed that feels safe and comfortable for you. By the time we log off, my hope is that you feel deeply heard, a little lighter, and confident that we are moving in a supportive direction to help you navigate your own unique rhythm.