Morgan Parrish

Morgan brings a unique perspective as a full-time law enforcement officer and emerging mental health professional, along with genuine compassion and a strong desire to help people navigate life’s challenges and reconnect with themselves. She works with adolescents and adults, both men and women, and believes everyone deserves to feel heard, understood, supported, and most importantly, like themselves again.

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Morgan spent six years as a school resource officer, (with her therapy dog, Titan!) which gives her hands-on experience working with adolescents. She has also taken part in critical incident debriefings in her law enforcement career, supporting people through difficult, stressful, and traumatic events. That work strengthened her passion for mental health and her desire to create a space where people feel comfortable being vulnerable, exploring their experiences, and finding their own path forward.

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Morgan is excited to explore different therapeutic approaches and learn from each individual and family she supports. Her long-term passion is working with first responders and their families, because the challenges that come with serving others often follow them home.

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Morgan believes therapy is not about changing who you are. It is about helping you rediscover the person you may have lost sight of along the way. Her goal is to meet people where they are, without judgment, and walk alongside them as they work toward healing, growth, and a renewed sense of self.

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Contact our office to be added to the waiting list for reduced fee sessions, beginning in November 2026!

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Clinical Supervision provided by: Emily Wezner-Stepaniak, LPC, NCC