Morgan L. Barlow

Morgan L. Barlow

My approach is one of collaboration, curiosity, humor and warmth, using an anti-oppression framework. I bring empathy, skill and understanding to elicit and support your resilience, and to carefully engage and shift the effects of stress, grief, anxiety, depression and past traumas. Exploring identity questions and adjusting to life transitions is a significant part of my work. I welcome working with clients from all cultural, class, ethnic, racial and religious backgrounds; abilities; gender identities; and sexual orientations.

Integrity and belonging is at the heart of how I understand, practice and care. Playfulness and joy often show up. I have nearly 20 years’ experience in public health, supporting newly resettled refugees and first-time parents, facilitating nonviolence programs and community decision-making, and implementing and evaluating global programs.

I trust and respect the unique and difficult experiences that bring you to therapy. My intent is to meet you where you are and, together, identify how to build on your strengths in order to live with more creativity and capacity, and to be more fully who you want to be.

Specialties

• Adolescents
• Adults
• Anxiety Disorders
• BIPOC Populations
• Chronic Illness
• Criminal Justice System
• Depression
• Developmental Trauma
• Physically Impaired
• Vision Impaired
• Gender Dysphoria
• Grief and Loss
• Homelessness
• Hospice
• Learning Disabilities
• LGBTQIA+
• Native Populations
• Pregnancy/Prenatal/Postpartum
• Birth Trauma
• Refugees
• Relational/Relationship Issues
• Self-Esteem
• Sleep/Insomnia
• Spirituality
• Intergeneration Trauma
• Racial Trauma
• Anti-Oppression Trauma Resolution
• Mass Disaster
• Sexual Abuse
• Womens’ Issues