About
My Approach
I am warm and direct as I help you strengthen your relationship. I believe everyone has work to do, and the most effective way to help people realize their growth areas and make changes is by empathically and gently, but also directly, helping them become more aware of this. I ensure that every partner feels heard and understood, encouraging them to take responsibility for unhelpful behaviors and commit to making positive changes to strengthen their relationship. I have extensive training in couples therapy so that I can help couples address a variety of problems, such as improving communication and conflict resolution skills, healing from past hurts like infidelity, or adapting to new challenges or changes in the relationship.
Any therapist offering couples therapy should have specialized training in it, given the work's unique nature and incredible importance. Couples therapy isn't just individual therapy times two; it's a completely different type of work that requires very specialized knowledge. As a result, I am highly trained in couples therapy. I am certified in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), which is an evidence-based therapy rooted in attachment theory that has decades of research proving its efficacy. In addition, I have advanced training in Gottman Therapy and Relational Life Therapy, and taken together, I use my expertise in these three types of therapy to create an eclectic approach, tailoring my method to each couple and adjusting throughout the therapy.
From my years of working with various clients, I know that a deeper understanding of how our past influences our present is instrumental in seeing ourselves and our patterns more clearly. I believe that the ability to make positive change necessitates a combination of self-awareness and self-compassion, and I strive to help my clients see themselves more clearly and kindly. I am interactive and direct in sessions and am willing to challenge my clients or give them difficult feedback in a non-judgmental way.
Get to Know
Dr. Morley
I Believe That:
All people deserve support, regardless of gender, sexual orientation, religion, race, or relationship structure.
My practice is welcoming, affirming, and non-judgmental.
Therapy should be a safe space.
You should feel safe talking about difficult things. Even if it's hard, I'm right there with you to make sure you feel supported and heard.
You deserve kind and direct feedback.
I am not a silent therapist. I will be honest with you, and in a gentle and understanding way, I'll help you make the changes you want.
Sessions should be convenient and comfortable.
Virtual therapy means you can book sessions that fit your schedule without worrying about a commute, plus you can call in from the comfort of your own space.
Therapy does not have to be a last resort.
You don't have to wait until your life or relationship is falling apart before seeking help. Therapy can be proactive and stop problems before they start.