Meet Morgan

"Morgan (she/her) is approaching the completion of her Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology and is excited to walk alongside her clients on their unique journeys. She offers a warm, relational, and compassionate approach to therapy, honouring the unique, quirky, and beautiful aspects of each person she works with. Her goal is to create a space where clients feel safe, understood, and free to be their authentic selves.

Morgan believes that everyone is inherently good and deserving of safe, authentic connection. Her practice is grounded in a trauma-informed, neurodivergent-affirming, LGBTQIA2S+ affirming, and feminist lens. She brings experience working with parents, youth, and adults facing a range of concerns, including stress and burnout, life transitions, grief and trauma, body image, intuitive movement and eating, and sex and sexuality. Her approach integrates relational and experiential methods, drawing from somatic work, polyvagal theory, attachment theory, and arts-based practices.

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Having grown up in environments that did not encourage safe connections to the body, Morgan is passionate about helping her clients find creative and embodied ways to express and share their stories. She believes that when we take time to slow down and let the body speak, deeper healing and integration can unfold. Through the therapeutic relationship, she strives to help clients feel safe, empowered, and connected to themselves—mind, body, and spirit.

When Morgan isn’t with clients or studying the impact of purity culture on sexual embodiment, she enjoys playing piano, sipping a flat white at a cozy coffee shop, or training for her next half-marathon.

She is available for virtual or in-person sessions in Fort Langley on Wednesdays and Thursday afternoons."