Maggi Edgar, PCLC, MS

05/30/2026

come see me at Bozeman pride! We will have a booth and I will be putting on a presentation at 10am. Lots of fun free stuff and fun activities!

Pride in the Park is the main daytime event for Bozeman Pride 2026!

Celebrate Pride at Lindley Park from 10 am to 4 pm with a day of fun, connection, and community resources. The line-up includes an educational speaker series kicking off at 10:30 am, a Drag Story Hour at 11 am, Pride Speeches at 12 noon, an All-Ages Drag Show at 1pm, and more! At the Pride-A-Palooza booths, organizations and businesses will offer interactive activities that showcase resources available to and supporting 2SLGBTQIA+ folks in Bozeman, the Gallatin Valley, and Montana.

This community-strengthening day of programs welcomes all and celebrates the passion, diversity, history, culture, joy, and resilience of Two-Spirit, Le***an, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Q***r, Intersex, Asexual, and other identities under the glorious rainbow.

photos from Bozeman Pride 2025 by Gillian Wormood ( )

04/21/2026

that’s the work.

04/08/2026

I’m currently working on getting certified in Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), which is a type of CBT designed specifically for treating PTSD and trauma-related issues. If you—or someone you know—are wanting to work through trauma in a practical, effective way, I’d love to connect. I really believe our past experiences shape so much of how we move through the world, and there’s a lot we can learn (and heal) from them. I’m super passionate about helping people work through PTSD and really excited to be stepping into this specialty.

04/04/2026

I adore this and believe it is the true essence of therapy. Do you agree?

04/02/2026

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03/25/2026

Mental illness is not an excuse to act in certain ways or something that should be looked down upon or ignored. Instead, it is a sign of needing help, understanding, and acceptance. It is not always being in control for those who suffer from mental disorders and having to deal with the aftermath. It is always a work in progress, never perfect, and can be both positive and negative. Above all it is REAL. This is a great breakdown as a reminder for all of us. Remember that you would never blame someone from suffering from the flu as it is out of their control, so too is mental illness.

If you or anyone you know is seeking help from dealing with a mental illness please let them know I'd be happy to help.

03/06/2026

Huge fan of mindfulness in my daily life and in my practice. It's great to see the science to back up how beneficial it truly can be for your mental health.

Neuroscience proves mindfulness and meditation can help you find your happiness. http://bit.ly/neuroscienceandmindfulness ☺️ | https://bozemancounselingcenter.com

03/04/2026

My office is a work in progress. Trying to add a little personal touch. But so far I am loving how warm and inviting it is with natural light and the original brick walls from this old downtown Bozeman building.

03/04/2026

There is no shame in starting again.