Morgan views counseling as a sacred experience built on authenticity and mutual trust. She sees her role as a counselor as one of service—supporting clients as they uncover their inner strength, deepen their self-understanding, and redefine their path toward alignment. At the core of her beliefs is that human connection and fierce self-discovery are powerful catalysts for change.
Morgan strives to create a space where clients feel safe to be honest and vulnerable about their experiences without fear of judgment. She knows the importance of showing up as a multiculturally competent counselor and recognizes that each client brings their own unique identity, experiences, and wisdom to the therapeutic relationship.
Morgan was born and raised in New York and earned her Bachelor of Arts in Sociology with a minor in Political Science. Her early professional experiences included advocacy within diverse communities, specifically supporting survivors of trauma and other crimes, as well as crisis intervention and response. Morgan is currently in her final year of a her Masters in Counseling at Georgia State University and under the clinical supervision of Gretchen Rees, LCSW and Mia Kim Chang, Ph.D., LPC, RPT™, NCC. When she is not in the office, Morgan enjoys traveling the world, reading, trying new foods, and spending quality time with her loved ones.