Melissa Morgan, LCP, CPCS

Therapist for Women and Mothers | Trauma, Postpartum Healing & Emotional Wellness

Hi, I’m Melissa. I’m a licensed therapist with over 12 years of experience helping women feel seen, safe, and whole again.

You might be here because something feels off. You’re not sure how to explain it—but you know something isn’t right. Maybe you’re lying awake at night thinking:

  • “Why am I so angry all the time?”

  • “I don’t feel like myself anymore.”

  • “I love my baby… so why do I feel so empty?”

  • “Did I make a mistake becoming a mom?”

Maybe you feel like you're walking through life with a mask on—doing what needs to be done, but inside you're overwhelmed, anxious, tired, or numb.

You might cry for no reason, feel tightness in your chest, have trouble eating or sleeping, or get angry over small things.

Maybe you’ve even thought about disappearing—not because you want to leave, but because you desperately need a break from feeling this way.

If that’s you, I want you to know something:
 👉 You are not broken.
👉 You are not a bad mom.
👉 You are not alone.

What you're feeling makes sense—and it deserves attention, not shame.

How I Help

I specialize in helping women and mothers move through:

  • Trauma

  • Anxiety & Depression

  • Postpartum struggles

  • The deep identity shifts that often come with parenting

I offer therapy that’s real, human, and focused on you—not a checklist. You don’t need perfect words or a perfect life to reach out. You just need to be ready to take one small step toward healing.

Together, we’ll work to make sense of what you're feeling. I’ll help you understand your story, reconnect with your body, and rebuild a sense of peace—on your terms.

Whether you’re feeling lost, angry, ashamed, or just plain exhausted, therapy can be the space where you stop surviving and start healing.

I provide virtual therapy, so you can get support from your own space—no need to leave the house, find childcare, or "look put together."
 Just come as you are.

If you’re looking for a therapist who understands the pressure, the pain, and the beauty of motherhood—and someone who will meet you without judgment—I’m here.

Healing doesn’t mean fixing everything overnight.

It means having someone walk beside you while you figure it out.

Why me?

At my core, I believe in one thing above all else: Black women deserve grace. We deserve softness.