Rooted Transitions LC

04/07/2026

Maternity leave begins April 27 🤍

Taking this time to rest, recover, and soak in the newborn days. I’ll be back early July 2026.

Current clients—keep an eye on your email for additional information and support resources during this time. 💛

03/09/2026

If you’re starting this week feeling behind, overwhelmed, or already tired… you’re not the only one.

A lot of people walk into Monday thinking they need to “do better” this week.

But growth rarely looks like a perfect reset.

Sometimes progress looks like:
• showing up even when you’re exhausted
• asking for help instead of pushing through
• taking breaks without guilt
• letting go of unrealistic expectations

You don’t have to do this week perfectly.

Just keep moving forward in ways that feel possible.

🌱 Save this as a reminder for the week.

02/26/2026

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Just a reminder that if someone asks you “when are you due?” … you don’t owe them an answer.

If someone starts to tell you their traumatic birth story, you’re allowed to say, “actually, I’m only focusing on positive birth stories right now, so I’d rather not hear about that right now!”

If someone reaches out to touch your belly, you can say “please do not touch me.”

If your doctor says “you need an ultrasound,” you can say “no thanks.”

If your provider says “let’s get you on the schedule for an induction next week - baby is looking big.” You can say “no, I’m comfortable waiting for baby to come when he/she is ready.”

YOU are the boss. Don’t let other people be your pregnancy boss.

11/24/2025

11/05/2025

If you’re tired, overextended, or just off — same.
You’re adjusting, not failing. 🌙

10/28/2025

Therapist betrayal list — because sometimes the hardest parts of this work aren’t in the textbooks.

The tiny heartbreaks behind holding space for others: systemic gaps, tough boundaries, and the ache of caring deeply.

Which one hits hardest for you this week? 👀

08/29/2025

✨ Name a more iconic couple… I’ll wait. ✨
🌀 EMDR + your therapist = healing that actually sticks.

➡️ Curious about EMDR and how it works? Let’s chat!
💬 Drop a “💙” if you’ve ever thought about trying EMDR.
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08/08/2025

In therapy and in life, it’s often the small things that create the biggest shifts.

I found this little gem at Dollar Tree — Better Than Yesterday, a deck with 365 small, doable challenges to make each day just a little brighter.

💛 Today’s card: “Find a one-sentence mantra that speaks to you and repeat it throughout your day.”

What would your mantra be today?

08/04/2025

Why my schedule was short last week—worth every second. 💛

As a therapist, I talk a lot about safety, connection, and regulation. Last week, I got to live that work in a whole new way—as a counselor at Camp Quest, an overnight camp for kids experiencing housing insecurity, through .

For 3 days, we created space for joy, silliness, and belonging. We swam, danced, did goat yoga 🐐, and let kids just be kids. Watching them laugh, trust, and open up was pure magic—and a powerful reminder of why this work matters.

If you want to support something meaningful, our Back-to-School Drive is live now 🎒
👉 empower4lifemd.org/back-to-school-drive

Every donation helps a child feel prepared, confident, and supported. 🖍️💛

07/11/2025

☀️ Out of Office 7/13-7/19 ☀️
Taking my own advice: rest > burnout. ✨🌴🏖️
I’ll follow up with all messages & requests when I’m back. 💌

06/12/2025

☀️ Summer’s here. So is space for you. 🌿

With school out and schedules shifting, this season might finally give you the breathing room to check in with yourself. If you’ve been waiting for the right time to start therapy—this could be it.

📞 Your future self is calling.
Ready when you are. 💛

✨ I currently have daytime availability for virtual sessions, perfect for stay-at-home parents, shift workers, or anyone craving clarity and support during the day. https://www.psychologytoday.com/profile/1189062

Paige Dillon, Clinical Social Work/Therapist, Abingdon, MD, 21009, (443) 440-5026, In our sessions, my primary goal is to honor your time and make each hour we spend together impactful. I believe therapy should be a journey of growth, self-reflection, and empowerment. I strive to challenge and empow...