Rebecca Morgan
MSW, LICSW
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Solution Focused Therapy Expert
Rebecca Morgan Quick Facts
- Main Areas
- Solution Focused Therapy
- Career Focus
- Psychotherapist, Author
- Affiliation
- National Association of Social Workers
Rebecca Morgan is a widely experienced psychotherapist, with broader interests in peak performance at work, and in the arts. Her underlying passion for sustainable living and ecotourism adds value and richness to her work.
The combination of her clinical depth and knowledge, with positive psychology and a practical, hands on orientation, offers a rewarding perspective for life in the 21st century.
Her specialties include relationship issues at the workplace and home, including conflict management, divorce, parenting of teens and empty nesting. Being a baby boomer herself, her stage in life informs her work regarding creative retirement, socially and environmentally responsible legacies, and ecotravel.
You can read her articles and schedule an appointment at www.rebeccamorgantherapy.com.
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Ecotravel In Tulum
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Parenting Teens: The Greyhound Effect
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