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Mary Sidiropoulos-Glennan
California Associate
AMFT #154230 | APCC #19060
I practice as a member of Botaitis Therapy Group
Under the direct clinical supervision of
Nicole Botaitis, LMFT #47319, LPCC #227
Solid Ground TCA is my developing professional brand; it is not an independent private practice.
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Meet Mary
Associate Trauma & Addiction Psychotherapist
Member of the Botaitis Therapy Group
Under direct supervision of
Nicole Botaitis, LMFT #47319, LPCC #227
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Solid Ground Trauma Counseling & Addiction is my developing professional brand; it is not an independent private practice.
I am a trauma-informed, recovery-oriented therapist who works at the intersection of emotional pain and behavioral patterns. I help clients understand the “why” behind their reactions and build the internal steadiness needed for real change.
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My clinical approach blends neuroscience, trauma work, and addiction-informed treatment. I work with people who feel pulled between what they want and how they are actually coping. These are people who genuinely want to move forward but find themselves relying on old patterns, survival strategies, or coping mechanisms that no longer serve them.
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While I bring empathy and humanity into the room, I also bring structure. I help you slow down, understand your internal experience, and separate trauma-driven reactions from recovery needs. My style is warm, direct, and collaborative. We do not just talk about what happened. We explore how your system learned to respond and how to shift those responses over time.
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My background in clinical psychology and human development, along with specialized training in trauma, addiction, stress, and behavior, informs everything I do. My lived experience deepens my empathy, but it does not guide the session. Your experience does. My role is to offer a grounded, nonjudgmental space where you can explore your patterns, gain clarity, and build tools that strengthen both your recovery and your overall wellbeing.
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Solid Ground TCA exists to support one central purpose: helping you find steadiness inside yourself, even when life feels overwhelming.
Trauma-informed and recovery-oriented therapy for adults, teens, and diverse relationships navigating emotional pain, trauma, or coping patterns that feel hard to shift.
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Trauma & Abuse Recovery
Support for trauma, complex trauma, and abuse. We slow things down, make sense of your reactions, and help your system feel safer over time.

Brain & Body Connection
Trauma and stress live in the body. We work with nervous system awareness, grounding, and patterns shaped by past experiences.


Interpersonal Connection
Relationships reflect how we learned to connect and protect ourselves. We explore communication, boundaries, and attachment patterns.

Addiction & Recovery
Recovery is more than stopping a behavior. We address urges, patterns, shame, and the emotional roots of compulsive coping.
Inner Harmony
Many people feel pulled in different directions inside themselves. We explore the parts of you that want comfort and the parts that want change.

Generational Healing
Family patterns and survival strategies move through generations. We work to understand them and interrupt what no longer fits.

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Change doesn’t happen by chance; it happens by choice. Change is hard. Staying stuck is hard.

First Responders
As the spouse of a veteran, I understand how service shapes a person’s nervous system, relationships, and daily life. I also understand how hard it can be to ask for support when you are trained to keep moving and stay in control.
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I offer trauma-informed and culturally aware care for veterans, first responders, and their families. Together, we look at the silent burdens you carry. These often include chronic stress, irritability, emotional numbness, hypervigilance, difficulty relaxing, and the strain of shifting between duty mode and home life.
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I offer extended 90 minute sessions to create the space needed to process experiences without rushing. My focus is on grounding, clarity, and practical support for the complex realities of military and responder life.






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