Madeline Beaulne-Ortiz

Madeline is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who works with teens, families, and individuals who are navigating tough times or simply need extra support. She earned her bachelor’s degree in psychology and sociology from Tulane University, and her master’s in social work from the University of Texas at Austin. She specializes in helping people heal from trauma, manage anxiety and depression, and work through behavior challenges—especially with adolescents.

With experience in residential treatment centers, schools, and crisis settings, Madeline understands how overwhelming life can be. Her approach is strengths-based, focusing on what’s already working and building from there. She believes that many of our patterns start in childhood, and through therapy, we can begin to understand those patterns and make meaningful, lasting changes. Madeline is trained in family systems and attachment-based work, and she brings those perspectives into sessions to help people feel more grounded and connected to both themselves and others. Whether she’s meeting with a teen, a parent, or an entire family, she creates a safe and supportive space where real growth can happen.

Outside of her work, Madeline enjoys spending time with her family, tending to her garden, and baking sourdough bread. She finds peace and joy in simple routines and caring for her pet tortoise, Toni, who often reminds her to slow down and stay grounded.