Morgan Vanderpool is a compassionate therapist specializing in clinical social work, dedicated to creating a brave space for trauma survivors to heal and connect. They facilitate empowered healing through the transformative power of breath and body movement, guiding clients to reclaim their relationship with their body and being. By fostering a healthier relationship with the present moment, clients learn to shift their thoughts and perceptions formed during survival, cultivating a mindset that supports thriving. Morgan utilizes neuroscientifically-based, trauma-sensitive breath and movement practices that promote a healthy rewiring of the nervous system. With a focus on embodiment-based practices, they assist clients in transitioning from chronic flight, fight, or freeze survival patterns to a harmonious rhythm of equilibrium and ease. Additionally, Morgan is adept in integrating psychedelic experiences into therapeutic work. They are particularly aware of the interlocking systems of oppression that affect individuals' survivorship and celebrate all manifestations of identity, recognizing how these unique aspects shape clients' relationships with themselves, others, and the world. As a gender queer, non-binary, and neurodivergent practitioner, Morgan brings authenticity and inclusivity into their therapeutic practice.