Meg Maginn, LCSW
About the Teacher
Why study with them?
Meg Maginn, LCSW is a licensed psychotherapist, retreat leader, and founder-owner of Eating Disorder Associates and Lifeworks NY, based in Greenlawn, New York. She specializes in eating disorders, complex trauma, attachment, and major life transitions, and works with a wide range of individuals navigating anxiety, depression, addiction, relationship challenges, and identity shifts.
Meg blends evidence-based psychotherapy with experiential retreat work, drawing from trauma-informed practice, EMDR, somatic and mindfulness-based approaches, and relational/attachment-focused therapy to guide participants through carefully held, immersive experiences. Her retreats emphasize psychological and physical safety, clear consent, and thoughtful preparation and integration so that insight and expanded awareness can translate into meaningful, sustainable change in daily life.
Known for her grounded, compassionate presence, Meg creates retreat spaces that are both structured and deeply human—places where people can be honest about their struggles, feel genuinely seen, and experiment with new ways of relating to themselves and others. Whether participants are new to intensive work or seasoned seekers, her priority is to offer a steady, ethical container that honors each person’s pace and inner wisdom.
Meg blends evidence-based psychotherapy with experiential retreat work, drawing from trauma-informed practice, EMDR, somatic and mindfulness-based approaches, and relational/attachment-focused therapy to guide participants through carefully held, immersive experiences. Her retreats emphasize psychological and physical safety, clear consent, and thoughtful preparation and integration so that insight and expanded awareness can translate into meaningful, sustainable change in daily life.
Known for her grounded, compassionate presence, Meg creates retreat spaces that are both structured and deeply human—places where people can be honest about their struggles, feel genuinely seen, and experiment with new ways of relating to themselves and others. Whether participants are new to intensive work or seasoned seekers, her priority is to offer a steady, ethical container that honors each person’s pace and inner wisdom.
