Sam Morgan

Sam (he/him) is a relational Gestalt therapist working with adults and older teens. His approach is grounded and warm, offering a steady presence for people who feel emotionally disconnected, stuck, or unsure how to make sense of their experience. With a focus on self-compassion and awareness, Sam supports clients to explore what’s been hard to hold alone and build a more authentic connection with themselves and others.

Sam’s work is shaped by both clinical training and lived experience. He brings a deep respect for the complexity of being human, particularly for those navigating shame, early relational trauma, emotional disconnection, and questions of meaning and belonging. Having worked through his own struggles with depression, disconnection, and a long search for clarity, Sam understands the courage it takes to turn toward what hurts.

His work draws on Gestalt therapy, Internal Family Systems, PACT couples therapy, somatic approaches, and integration of psychedelic and ritual-based experiences. Central to his approach is the development of a more compassionate inner relationship, influenced by Kristin Neff’s work on self-compassion and his own experience of learning to soften long-held patterns of self-criticism and judgement.

Sam is LGBTQIA+ affirming, sex positive, neurodivergent affirming, and culturally inclusive.