Morgan is a Clinical Mental Health Counseling intern completing her degree at Northern Arizona University.

She enjoys working with people who are experiencing anxiety, OCD, trauma, depersonalization/derealization (DP/DR), and related disorders. In other words, she works with people who have entered into a “sensitized state” where the nervous system becomes stuck on high alert. Regardless of the cause of your symptoms, Morgan wants you to know that recovery is possible, and it would be her honor to walk alongside you through your journey.

Morgan also has a passion for working with highly sensitive people (HSP). As an HSP herself, she has a unique understanding of how this gift colors the way we experience the world, as well as the challenges we may face and the ways being highly sensitive can intersect with mental health challenges.

Her approach to therapy is warm, compassionate, collaborative, and deeply individualized. She sees her clients as brilliantly unique people with their own stories, not as a diagnosis or a problem needing to be fixed. She believes that even our most unhelpful patterns often began as protective mechanisms that make deep sense. She integrates Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), and Internal Family Systems (IFS) into her work, while keeping the therapeutic relationship at the core.

Outside of the therapy room, Morgan enjoys spending time with loved ones, being outdoors, creating art, crocheting, and just about anything that allows her to be creative.