Therapists

Meg Paty Wolter is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) with the state of Hawaii. She received her Masters degree in Counseling from Colorado Christian University. Her first career was as an Occupational Therapist where she worked for three decades in Pediatrics in the NICU and Pediatric clinics with children and their families.

Meg is trained in Emotional Focused Therapy for marriages and individuals which supports the ability to effectively understand and regulate emotions within relationships. She utilizes the SYMBIS for premarital counseling. She actively uses Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) to address trauma related issues. Through her own personal losses, she has studied grief and loss. She has served as an Adjunct Professor with Pacific Rim Christian University in the area of care and counseling.

 Meg began her career as a counselor in conjunction with a pediatric rehab center in Colorado Springs. She supported the marriages and families of those who were struggling with life after their child had been diagnosed with developmental needs. She then established her private practice in the larger community where she provided marriage, family and individual counseling. She has supported clients in depression, anxiety, anger, life transitions, parenting, intergenerational disconnection and retirement.

Life is difficult to navigate at times. Meg’s desire is to create an atmosphere of trust and emotional safety so her clients can find healing in the bruised places of their lives. The journey of therapy can be challenging and requires courage, but growth and understanding are of immeasurable value.

Meg is a Waialua girl, born and raised on the North Shore of Oahu. She was married for 32 years prior to her husband’s sudden death in 2008. She has two married children and 5 vivacious grandchildren, with one more in heaven. She enjoys the ocean, hiking, laughing, traveling, reading, journaling and deepening her walk with God.