Amy Morgan

Amy Morgan is a dedicated Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker and certified Open Dialogue practitioner who brings a wealth of experience to her therapy practice. With an impressive 28 years spent working at a non-profit organization, she specializes in assisting adults facing a range of mental health challenges. Her expertise encompasses individuals who have encountered major life disruptions and trauma, self-injury, addiction, suicidal ideation, distressing experiences often categorized as psychosis, and family conflict. Notably, she is also committed to supporting adults who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing. Amy is known for her kindness and compassion, coupled with an unwavering commitment to advocacy and the protection of human rights. Her practice offers both Zoom and in-person office meetings, as well as the unique option of in-home sessions, making therapy accessible to those who may benefit from a familiar setting. In addition to individual therapy, she provides training and consultation services to agencies. Amy believes in the power of meaningful connections and strives to empower individuals to find their own paths toward healing, understanding that each person is the expert of their own life. She offers a supportive space for exploration, allowing for greater insight into emotional suffering and distress, and values the innate wisdom present within individuals, families, and their social networks.