Meet Maggie Beier
Therapist in Delray Beach, FL
Hi! I’m Maggie.
She/Her
LGBTQ+ affirming
Working on perfecting my sourdough bread
Beacon for all mosquitos in a 1/4 mile radius
Priorities include: dogs, coffee, books. Repeat.
Drop curse words for extra emphasis
Starting my own business was f*cking scary!
Proudly cheer my Alma Mater, Iowa State University. Go Cyclones!❤️💛🎉
I’m’ on to you…
You’re thinking, “Maybe I’ll just cancel…”
You start crafting an excuse—something halfway believable but serious enough to get you out of it.
“I think I’m coming down with something? Flat tire? Emergency with my neighbor’s cat?” (Clever, BTW.)
But let’s be real… you kind of want to bolt. Because showing up to therapy feels like a lot.
Still, something deeper in you knows: you need this.
So, you take a breath, walk inside, and shortly into session, you're thinking, “Okay… this Maggie lady isn’t so bad.”
Before long, you actually look forward to therapy (Yep. Didn’t see that one coming), because every time you show up—even on the hard days—you leave feeling a little lighter. A little more like you.
The changes creep in quietly. Things that used to spiral you? Now you're pausing.
You’re catching your breath instead of losing it.
Each week you’ll notice more and more improvements. The work you are doing is tough, but it’s HAPPENING. It feels awesome to have me cheering you on, challenging you, and telling you, “You got this!”
How you’ll benefit form the work we do.
The heaviness—the worry, the sadness, the frustration—start to lift.
You catch yourself laughing more, snapping less, and breathing easier.
Those lightbulb moments in session? They hit hard. And suddenly, you’re seeing things clearer, standing taller, and not taking shit that used to drain you.
Week by week, you feel more like you.
Not the version that’s just getting by, but the one who remembers what it’s like to feel alive again.
Relationships start to feel less exhausting. Work doesn’t make you want to scream.
Even the day-to-day chaos feels...manageable.
And yeah, you might think your therapist has some Gandalf-level magic—because this shit is actually working.
But here’s the truth:
YOU are the one who created a shit ton of changes in your life.
YOU are the one showing up.
YOU are doing the hard, messy, incredible work.
And YOU are the reason your life is shifting.
Own it. You’re the damn wizard here.
I know this is where I am supposed to talk about me.
But this is about you and the type of therapist you are looking for. You want someone you can spill your guts to while also getting the results and relief.
Period.
So to cut right to it, and so you get a solid idea of what I am all about, this is what some other awesome, do-the-hard-work, clients have said about me:
→ I have a no b.s. approach. I say it as it is.
→ The questions I ask help you open doors and have light bulb moments.
→ My face says it all.
→ I’ll laugh with you (but also get serious with you).
→ I actually show up, ready to invest in your healing. Ready to do the work.
You might be thinking is this woman even qualified? Gotcha, I’ll throw down the obligated deets:
→ Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Iowa State University
→ Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling, Drake University
→ Florida Licensed Mental Health Counselor
→ Colorado Licensed Professional Counselor
→ Florida Mental Health Counselors Association
→ American Mental Health Counselors Association
Ready to get started?
“I never felt like you were listening to me because it was your job, but because you cared about me and my problems and genuinely wanted to hear about my life. I feel I can celebrate my triumphs with you and you sincerely are happy for me. You offer a place to work through emotions but also a comforting space to really feel them and have someone care about them with you.”
