Hi, I'm glad you're here.

If you are struggling with a relationship, feeling down or out of control, then you are in the right place. What many people do is try to sweep things under the rug—or they numb themselves with everything from work, to food, to vegging out in front of the TV. If you continue to ignore your problem, it won’t resolve itself and will likely get worse.

Imagine being happy again, feeling connected with your loved ones, and having a sense of purpose that you haven’t felt in years. You can keep doing what you’ve been doing, or choose a new path that won’t be easy, but can lead to the fulfilling life God is calling you toward. Let's journey together, so you can find strength for today and hope for tomorrow.

A little about me.

My name is Margaret Franklin and I am a Master's-Level Board Certified Pastoral Counselor (BCPC #0873) in Peoria, Arizona. I received my Master of Arts degree in Pastoral Counseling from Liberty University. I have a Bachelor of Arts in Human Development from California State University, East Bay. I am currently a doctoral student at Grand Canyon University and a member of the American Association of Christian Counselors.
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​My approach to counseling integrates not just my formal education and training, but also my personal experience that helps me relate to other people's challenges and problems. Helping people achieve a healthy state of well-being and a strong self-image is my primary goal. I have helped many people better their relationships with significant others, family members, and God. I utilize biblical principles and the Lord’s direction to do this. I find that it's an irreplaceable approach to reaching solutions, and brings inner peace and transformation for years to come. 

What's holding you back? Call me for a Free 10-Minute Consultation by reaching me directly at (480)525-7284 extension 4

Margaret Franklin, MA, BCPC

Client Focus

• Women and Men
• Adolescents
• Couples
• Families

Specialties

• Depression
  
• Anxiety
• Self Esteem​
• Parenting
• Divorce

• Domestic Abuse
• Family Conflict