Meg Stoltzfus, LCPC
Live Well Retirement Navigator
Meg Stoltzfus joined the Financial Council team in June 2022 as the inaugural Navigator of our Live Well Retirement Navigation℠ program. With more than 25 years of experience in counseling and education, Meg integrates life planning into our financial planning process to help clients truly live well. Utilizing her expertise as an Aging Life Care Professional® and a Retirement Coach, she guides individuals through life transitions with insight and compassion, helping them make informed decisions that align with their values, priorities and long-term goals.
Before joining Financial Council, Meg served for 10 years as a Lifespan Services Manager at Johns Hopkins University. In this role she helped employees plan for family transitions and access caregiving resources across all life stages. During her tenure, Meg gained national recognition for developing a novel vending machine concept that provided breast pumping supplies to mothers while at work. This initiative highlighted her talent for developing creative, forward-thinking solutions that enhance well-being.
Meg began her career as a counselor and clinical supervisor in drug treatment programs. These early experiences taught her how to support people through major life changes—a skill that continues to guide her work today.
Meg earned an M.S. degree in counseling from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and a post-bachelor’s certificate in Geriatric Care Management from the University of Florida. She is also licensed as a Professional Counselor in Maryland.
Meg lives in Baltimore with her husband and two teenage children. She enjoys traveling with family, staying connected to friends, and taking neighborhood walks with her beloved Goldendoodle, Sophie.