About Margeaux DuclosFocus areasAdolescent / Teen IssuesBehavioral ProblemsLife TransitionAnxietyCodependencyAttention-Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)DepressionView all issues treatedClientele seenChildren (<13)Adults (25-64)Teenagers (13-17)IndividualsYoung adults (18-24)Treatment approachesArt TherapyEclecticCognitive Behavioral (CBT)Family SystemsDialectical (DBT)Mindfulness-Based (MBCT)View allIdentityGenderFemaleEthnicityWhiteLanguages spokenEnglishGetting to know Margeaux DuclosMy name is Margeaux Duclos, LMFT. I believe therapy is an opportunity to have a safe and supportive space to process and work collaboratively as you navigate the difficulties you are experiencing. Life can present us with challenges in which we would benefit greatly from having the support therapy provides. My approach I utilize various modalities such as Client-Centered, DBT, CBT and mindfulness practices in our sessions to encourage healing and growth. My focus I work with all ages and various issues such as struggles with anxiety, depression, stress and overwhelm, relationship issues, divorce, family conflict, trauma and other issues that are causing clients difficulties or pain. My communication style I work from a Client-Centered, warm, nurturing and empowering approach. I believe in transparency and creating a space where clients can feel safe and comfortable to be openly share. My journey to therapy I have always been fascinated by people and their stories. Humans are strong survivors and resilient beings. When someone is in need or struggling, I believe support is a critical part of getting through those difficult times. I value being a support and providing a safe space for a client during their healing process. My goals for you Goal setting is a collaborative process. Goals must be realistic and achievable, so clients can accomplish their goals and feel success. My first session with you During the initial session I complete an intake which is done to understand why the client is seeking therapy and what they are hoping to gain from the therapeutic process. Intake is a process of getting to know the client and answer any questions they may have.show more