Therapy shaped around your life

Individual & couples therapy.

Individual and couples psychotherapy with Dr. Marcia Morrison—a place to explore challenges, build understanding, and work toward meaningful change.

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Compassion. Understanding. Practical steps.
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Ways to work together

Care for you and your relationships.

The focus of therapy is guided by your needs, your circumstances, and the goals we discuss together.

Individual therapy

Make room for yourself.

Explore difficult emotions, experiences, and recurring patterns in a supportive setting. Our work can connect insight with coping strategies and practical steps that fit your life.

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Couples therapy

Work toward connection.

Explore recurring conflict, communication difficulties, and emotional distance. Couples work draws on Emotionally Focused Therapy and Gottman-informed approaches, with attention to each partner’s experience.

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Concerns we can explore

There is room for your experience.

You may recognize one concern or several. We can discuss which needs are within the practice’s scope and what support may be appropriate.

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Emotional well-being

Anxiety, depression, stress, grief, and bereavement.

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Relationships & parenting

Relationship difficulties, family conflict, parenting concerns, and divorce-related stress in adult clients.

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ADHD & everyday demands

ADHD-related challenges, managing competing demands, and building practical coping strategies.

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Trauma & racial stress

Experiences of trauma or abuse, post-traumatic stress, and stress related to racism.

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Work & career

Work-related stress, career transitions, and the emotional demands of professional life.

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Life transitions

Changes in relationships, roles, and stages of life, including separation and divorce.

How therapy may work

An approach with purpose.

Person-centered practice

A collaborative foundation that respects your perspective, preferences, and goals.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Exploring relationships among thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, and practicing different responses.

Motivational interviewing

Exploring mixed feelings about change and clarifying your own reasons for moving forward.

Solution-focused brief therapy

Identifying strengths, exceptions to difficulties, and manageable steps toward your goals.

Emotionally Focused Therapy

Exploring emotional experiences and patterns that influence closeness and connection in relationships.

Gottman-informed couples work

Attention to communication, conflict patterns, and ways partners can strengthen understanding.

Finding the right care

A clear scope of practice.

Appropriate care begins with matching your needs to the services available. If another type of support is needed, we can discuss referral options.

Services outside this practice

  • Therapy for children.
  • Treatment for drug use concerns.
  • Treatment for schizophrenia spectrum disorders.

Adults may discuss parenting and family concerns in their own therapy. This does not include direct treatment of children.

Getting started

One step at a time.

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Reach out

Send a brief appointment inquiry and ask about availability.

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Discuss the fit

Clarify your concerns, the services you need, and practical arrangements.

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Begin the work

Explore your goals and agree on a therapeutic direction together.

INDIVIDUAL SESSION$250
COUPLES SESSION$275

Self-pay · Insurance is not accepted at this time.

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Your next step

Let’s find a place to begin.

Ask about availability, fees, and whether working together may be a good fit.

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