Jessica Morton

I believe everyone has a right to be heard. I don’t believe people are “broken” or need to be “fixed.” I see each client as a unique individual embarking on a journey to explore alternatives to their current life. You are the expert of your life experiences. Negative life events lead to unexpected plot twists, but every human struggle makes your story more authentic. Therapy can help you redefine your beginnings and endings to achieve personal satisfaction. Marriage and Family Therapists view “the problem” as the way individuals interact or communicate. With adults, I have addressed conflict in communication, parenting, infidelity, grief, anxiety, depression, marriage quality, and more. I have also worked extensively with teens who struggle with issues like self-harm, suicide, bullying, anger, sexual abuse, eating disorders, and many others. I believe the client needs to own the therapeutic process. If you do the work, your life will change for the better because that is the direction you chose.