Hope to Share Life
Mary Beth's Hope
At the heart of Mary Beth’s private practice, Hope to Share Life, is her deep desire to walk alongside those navigating the complexities of trauma and grief. She’s seen firsthand how wounds can linger, and how life can feel heavy when loss, pain, and confusion cloud the path forward. But she’s also witnessed the incredible power of hope to bring life to even the darkest moments. Her passion lies in creating a safe, nurturing space where clients can confront their pain, process their emotions, and reclaim their sense of self.
Whether it’s the lingering effects of trauma, the ache of grief, or the overwhelming weight of life’s transitions, Mary Beth meets clients where they are — with compassion, patience, and a belief that healing is possible.
Mary Beth’s approach combines boldness with gentleness. She’s not afraid to ask the hard questions or gently challenge old patterns that no longer serve, but always from a place of empathy and trust. She sees each therapeutic relationship as a sacred space where clients can explore their most vulnerable stories and begin to rewrite them. Mary Beth is especially drawn to working with those who have been told they’re “too much” or “not enough.”
She considers it a privilege to help clients discover their voice, exercise their choice, and regain their healthy power — and experience the freedom that comes from healing.
Understanding that trauma and grief impact not just the mind but the body and spirit, Mary Beth incorporates modalities like EMDR and attachment-focused work to help clients process experiences at a deeper level. By addressing both visible and unseen wounds, she walks alongside her clients as they take small steps toward healing — one courageous moment at a time.
Collective Hope
A Collective of Hope
Collective Hope was born from a dream to not only expand the reach of compassionate care but also to create a haven where counselors can thrive. Mary Beth saw how mental health professionals selflessly pour so much of themselves into their work — holding space for others, carrying their stories, and witnessing both heartbreak and healing. She knew that counselors who truly desire to offer their best to clients need a space where they can feel supported, connected, and restored while running their own private practice.
That’s why she considers Collective Hope more than just a place to rent office space — it’s a community where counselors come together to share wisdom, seek guidance, and encourage one another on their unique journeys as hope dealers. Mary Beth believes that counselors do their best work when their own well-being is prioritized and supported, so she’s passionate about making sure those who choose to practice here feel valued and cared for.
What excites her most about Collective Hope is how they’re able to serve such a diverse range of needs through the unique expertise of each counselor. From individuals navigating trauma and addiction to couples working through relational and parenting challenges, and children and families seeking support, they’re expanding their reach to ensure more people experience the life-giving hope that comes through compassionate care. And because Mary Beth believes financial barriers shouldn’t prevent anyone from receiving that care, they offer flexible options, including sliding-scale appointments and insurance support.
Ultimately, Collective Hope is about fostering a space where both clients and counselors feel empowered to grow, heal, and thrive. It’s a place where they’re not just sharing hope — they’re living it out, together.