Magnolia (she/her), Professional Counseling Associate, is a therapist, artist, and meditation teacher devoted to weaving together somatic therapy, storytelling and song, expressive parts work, and mindfulness practice. With a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Magnolia’s approach is both creative and deeply embodied, guiding adolescents and adults toward greater freedom, joy, and connection. She brings years of training in modalities such as Voice Dialogue Parts Work, Somatic Experiencing, Unified Mindfulness, and Wilderness Rites of Passage, grounded in two years of residential training at a Buddhist monastery. 

Magnolia is committed to supporting her clients in loosening the grip of shame, fear, and judgment, and in discovering the deeper well of inherent wellbeing that arises through curiosity and compassionate presence. Her sessions are dynamic, attuned, and playful—welcoming expression through the practice of open-ended inquiry into what's actually alive? She helps clients re-mythologize their lives, opening to meaning, creativity, and belonging in the cycles of both inner and communal life.

Outside her practice, Magnolia is nourished by song, myth, and time in wild landscapes.

Please email magnoliamedlin@gmail.com to schedule a free phone consultation.