- Strengths-based
- Affirming care
- Creative options
About Mari
Mari Moxley is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in Colorado with five years of practice. She helps people navigate stress, anxiety, ADHD, self-esteem concerns, career shifts, and questions around LGBTQ+ identity. Her work is collaborative and grounded in meeting each person where they are.
Mari describes her approach as affirming and trauma-informed. She pays attention to how ADHD shows up in daily life, not just as a label. Storytelling and creative expression are part of her toolbox when they fit a client's needs.
She supports people who want clearer focus, more confidence, or help managing everyday overwhelm. Sessions aim to identify strengths and build practical strategies for work and relationships. Mari prefers to tailor techniques to the person's goals rather than use a one-size-fits-all plan.
Movement, creativity, and mindfulness can be woven into therapy when they help someone process feelings or reframe experiences. Mari encourages experimenting with different ways to reflect and practice new habits between sessions.
Starting therapy with her is presented as a step-by-step collaboration. The emphasis is on feeling seen and developing tools that fit the person’s life. She frames change as steady work, supported by clear goals and ongoing feedback.
Mari describes her approach as affirming and trauma-informed. She pays attention to how ADHD shows up in daily life, not just as a label. Storytelling and creative expression are part of her toolbox when they fit a client's needs.
She supports people who want clearer focus, more confidence, or help managing everyday overwhelm. Sessions aim to identify strengths and build practical strategies for work and relationships. Mari prefers to tailor techniques to the person's goals rather than use a one-size-fits-all plan.
Movement, creativity, and mindfulness can be woven into therapy when they help someone process feelings or reframe experiences. Mari encourages experimenting with different ways to reflect and practice new habits between sessions.
Starting therapy with her is presented as a step-by-step collaboration. The emphasis is on feeling seen and developing tools that fit the person’s life. She frames change as steady work, supported by clear goals and ongoing feedback.