Bobbie McDonald, LMSW

For me, freedom isn’t just about my own journey. It means so much more when I can walk alongside others as they discover it for themselves.

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I grew up experiencing life in very different economic conditions, from poverty, to the working middle class, to the upper middle class. Each season shaped how I saw the world, and each one

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taught me resilience. I know what it feels like to go without, and I also know what it takes to rebuild. Those experiences planted a deep desire in me to strive for better and to help others do the same.

 

Three values guide the way I show up for my clients:

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• Truth — I believe freedom begins when we make choices rooted in clarity, not just emotions.

• Compassion — I genuinely want to see people win. Your success matters to me.

• Empathy — I don’t just listen from the outside; I walk with you through the highs and the lows.

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My own path has been filled with challenges, but I’ve learned how to turn obstacles into opportunities for growth. Along the way, I’ve also had to unlearn some old habits (like emotional spending and avoiding responsibility) and replace them with a new understanding of what truly brings peace and stability. Those lessons shape the way I support my clients today.

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I know that life can feel heavy and uncertain at times. But I also know freedom is possible freedom from financial stress, from emotional burdens, and from patterns that no longer serve you. My goal is simple: to help you feel lighter, more grounded, and more aligned after our work together.