Together, we can help your family thrive.
Morgan partners with parents. Focusing on lifestyle changes to make a lasting impact, she coaches on parenting strategies, routine, stress management, sleep, and nutrition empowering children and their families to meet their full potential.
Welcome!
Morgan is a nationally certified school psychologist with over ten years of experience in the public schools. Her extensive work with families of all kinds, including those of children with behavior and learning struggles, illuminated the need for a multi-faceted approach to behavior management. Realizing the holistic nature of the work ahead, Morgan complemented her education and training as a psychologist by becoming a Certified Positive Discipline Parent Educator and completing her health coach training through the Institute for Integrative Nutrition.
Parenting is hard. When experiencing challenges within the family, parents can feel ashamed and isolated. Morgan works to normalize the struggles we face and expand the options available to parents in need. Research shows that therapy for a child alone leads to less significant changes than coaching or therapy for the parent/s. Morgan offers a grassroots approach that focuses on foundational change for the whole family, going beyond the two conventional treatment options: medication and behavior therapy.
“Our son was really struggling in the afternoons with tantrums and oppositional behavior. Morgan gave us the tools to make small tweaks to his diet that made a big impact. His behavior has improved significantly.”
– Stephen, father of two
The Odds Are…
We are likely to repeat intergenerational, automatic family patterns: how our caregivers responded to us becomes how we respond to ourselves, and thereby how we respond to our children.
An unhealthy diet can cause brain serotonin to be reduced in some brain regions, increasing the possibility of anxiety.
Untreated, 50% of children with ADHD will be suspended from school and 30% will drop out.
Malnourished children will have poorer school performance, behavior, and executive functioning than nourished children.
Together, we are Beeting the Odds
