Maeve Martin, LMSW, LICSW, completed her Bachelor in Social Work at Alvernia University, in 2006. She worked in community mental health and substance use disorder treatment for several years while completing her Masters degree in Social Work at Temple University in 2011, working as the co-coordinator of mental health services at a non-profit behavioral health organization. For the past 8 years, Maeve has provided compassionate, trauma-informed mental health treatment in her own private practice.
The clients Maeve has enjoyed working with include the LBGTQ+ community; trans, non-binary, and otherwise gender-expansive people; other professionals; and people living with OCD, PTSD, and/or Substance Use Disorders.
Maeve's work is grounded in social systems theory and aims to help people understand how trauma and oppression impact their lives. An important principle of Maeve's work is helping clients discover their values and learn to embody them in practical ways. In sessions, she utilizes ACT, CBT, Motivational Interviewing, Narrative therapy, and existential and humanistic models.
Maeve enjoys reading books, listening to music and podcasts, watching movies with her girlfriend and friends, walking the dogs, riding trains, and practicing mindful breathing.
