Greta MacMillan, LCSW

Greta MacMillan, LCSW Neurodiverse, LGBTQIA+ celebrating and affirming, chronic illness understanding therapist. Now holding group therapy sessions as announced.

Religious trauma can often include overt or subliminal messages about our bodies, particularly for those who were assign...
03/20/2023

Religious trauma can often include overt or subliminal messages about our bodies, particularly for those who were assigned female at birth or for those that identify as female. Many were taught that their bodies were to be of service to others, and in particular, men. To consider whether our bodies were sick or tired and to allow them rest was not allowed, and even thought of as sinful, lazy, or selfish.
This can be a difficult pattern to undo, to listen to our bodies and allow ourselves rest and recovery. What does your body need from you today? Can you allow yourself to feel what it needs? See if you can sit in the quiet for just a moment at a time and connect with your system. Is there pain, tension, fatigue? Is there energy, strength or just a neutral feeling?
See if you can notice what is there and give your body what it might be asking for. Slowly, one moment at a time.

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About My Practice

I am a licensed clinical social worker with a broad experience base spanning twenty years in the medical and behavioral health fields working with adults across the lifespan. With a special interest in chronic illness, spirituality, older adults and caregivers, I take a holistic approach to assessing your needs and working with you towards enhancing your personal well being and maximizing your healthy support networks.

My focus is in helping older adults, caregivers and adults coping with illness and chronic disease find a sense of connectedness in a society with many demands and little support for maintaining balance. I enjoy working with clients by using an eclectic approach and a good dose of humor.

I have training in several modalities and use mindfulness as a cornerstone to learning healthy coping strategies. I am also skilled in helping people navigate the healthcare system. I look forward to working with you and am able to see you in your home or in my office. * Currently I have a waiting list and do not anticipate having openings for several more months, however I encourage you to call if you have questions, need a referral or to add your name to my waiting list. *