Maria Holschbach-Greene

Maria Holschbach-Greene is from Wisconsin and has relocated to Arizona for her doctoral education. She is interested in working with justice-involved individuals, court-ordered clients, and serious mental illness populations. She is passionate about treating complex personality dynamics and high-conflict interpersonal patterns. Her goal is to support clients in examining complex challenges and inviting individuals to increase awareness. She believes therapy should empower clients in feeling whole and reducing inner conflict so to strengthen their personal well-being and relationships.

Maria is currently a third-year Doctoral Student in Clinical Psychology at Northern Arizona University. She is currently Vice President of the NeuroForensic Psychology Club and the Diversity Support Coordinator at NAU North Valley. In 2021, she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology with a minor in Criminology. During her undergraduate career, she served as President of her university’s Psychology Club. In 2024 she graduated with a Master of Science in Psychology. Maria has experience working with victims of domestic violence and sexual assault as an advocate. She also worked as a Program Manager for 3 years for a mental health and substance abuse clinic that strengthened her interest in clinical psychology.

To practice self-care, Maria enjoys spending time with her two dogs, photography, and exploring Arizona.