Hello! My name is Morgan (they/them, she/her) and I am a person-centered, intersectional, strengths-based therapist.

I am dedicated to helping those of any age with neurodiverse symptoms, early trauma experiences, and social/emotional or complex behavioral challenges.

As a genderqueer member of the LGBTQIA2S+ community, a late-diagnosed neurodivergent adult, and a person living with chronic illness, I understand the challenges of not feeling seen or heard in emotional struggle. Communication and accurate self-expression and advocacy can be challenging for anyone, but through my practice, I hope to encourage my clients to explore a variety of techniques that fit them as individuals. I strive to not only help my clients understand and process the challenges in their personal life experience, but be able to fully incorporate skills - consciously or subconsciously- into daily routine. By using a variety of interwoven therapeutic techniques, including talk, play, art, nature, and more, I aim to meet each person where they are at so that my clients leave feeling seen and able to express themselves in a way that feels most impactful to them.

In my practice, I embrace a relational, person-centered approach to work with adolescents, teens, parents, families, and groups of people experiencing a spectrum of life challenges, including anxiety, relational struggles, social/behavioral concerns, aggression, neurodivergence (including developmental delay, autism, OCD, and more), life transitions, early childhood trauma, and more. I integrate a variety of therapeutic modalities, including transpersonal methods, bibliotherapy, expressive arts, play, nature, narrative/parts work, emotionally-focused talk therapy, psychodynamic understandings, feminist/identity-based approaches, and psychoeducation. This eclectic approach ensures that you can feel as safe as possible to explore what you are needing in each moment without the pressure of always having that heavy, resistant feeling.

Certifications: Autism Spectrum Disorder Clinical Specialist (ASDCS)