Morgan Arnold, M.A.

Morgan received her Bachelor of Science in Biopsychology from Bryan College and her master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Johnson University. Some areas of focus include shame/guilt, inner child work, insecure attachment, sexual addictions/sexual concerns, and spiritual concerns, among several others. She has a special interest in helping clients navigate the destructive nature of shame/guilt as well as battles with low self-esteem and/or the effects of childhood wounding. Morgan believes that relationships are the foundation for healing, so she aims to cultivate a safe relationship in which clients can feel free to navigate life's many complexities. She enjoys deep conversation and hearing people’s stories. Morgan believes God has called her to sit alongside others in their vulnerable seasons.

Morgan has spent much of her life, including her college years, playing basketball. She has a heart for athletes and the joys/struggles of pursuing the sport you love. When she is not in the office, she enjoys a variety of creative hobbies, including painting and drawing. She also enjoys fishing and kayaking with her husband.