About Morgan

Morgan brings a wealth of knowledge and deep understanding of relational dynamics and family systems into all areas of her work. After working in the field as a social worker, Morgan quickly recognized the profound impact of couple and family relationships on mental health and well-being. This experience inspired her to pursue her Ph.D in Couple and Family Therapy, and specialize in the area of relational therapy, training, and supervision.

Morgan has extensive clinical experience working with individuals, couples, and families. During her doctoral program, she spent five years as a doctoral-level therapist at Michigan State University’s Couple and Family Therapy Clinic, working under the direct supervision of AAMFT- approved supervisors. This experience provided her with the training and skills necessary to provide the highest level of clinical care.

Morgan has worked with a diverse range of presenting concerns related to individuals, couples, and families. Morgan’s approach is integrative, collaborative, and grounded in research. She uses strategies from evidence-based approaches and tailors these methods to meet the unique needs of each individual, couple, or family. Her integrative and collaborative style makes therapy feel personal, empowering, and transformative.