Hello, I’m Morris

I believe therapy can be about more than reducing symptoms. It can also be about becoming more connected—to yourself, your body, your relationships, your sexuality, and your sense of what makes life meaningful.

I work with people who are thoughtful, self-aware, and often used to holding it all together—but who want more than simply getting by. Maybe you’re questioning what you want, trying to feel more at home in your sexuality, or wanting a relationship that feels more intimate and alive. My work is about helping you move beyond understanding your patterns to creating meaningful change in how you experience yourself, your body, and your relationships.

I’m especially interested in the places where sexuality, relationships, and self-understanding meet.

I work with queer couples who love each other but want to change familiar patterns, navigate differences in desire, or build a sexual relationship that feels more satisfying and connected.

I work with individuals who are trying to better understand their sexuality, who might be untangling shame or expectations, or learning to recognize what they want instead of automatically prioritizing everyone else.

My approach is relational, experiential, and body-aware. I draw from sex therapy, EFT, Gottman, IFS, and somatic approaches, adapting our work to your needs rather than asking you to fit a particular model.

You don't have to be in crisis to benefit from therapy. Sometimes therapy is about healing something painful. Sometimes it's about becoming more fully yourself. And sometimes it's about creating more room for pleasure, connection, and possibility.