Our Therapists
Kristin Morgan
About Kristin
Welcome! We’re so glad that you’re here. As a therapist, and human, Kristin believes that within each of us lies the inherent capacity to:
address wounds from our past,
cultivate peace in the present,
and face challenges in our future.
She works from a depth orientation and aims to provide warmth and acceptance. Through this, clients can approach changes in their lives with conscious awareness. Kristin’s therapeutic approach is experiential, trauma informed, and psychodynamic, with a heavy emphasis on attachment theory. She uses a combination of insight-driven and body-focused modalities, such as Internal Family Systems, EMDR, and somatic awareness. Through this, client(s) experience an integrative, whole-person approach.
Kristin enjoys spending time outdoors with her husband and two sons, particularly by the sea. She has a deep appreciation for natural beauty that exists within nature, and in life.
Areas of expertise include:
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She’s spent the bulk of her career, spanning the past 12 years, focused on Maternal Mental Health and Reproductive Psychology. She is certified in Perinatal Mental Health (PSI) and has trained with Karen Kleiman, author of “This Isn’t What I Expected.” She is also a Pre- and Perinatal Educator following the completion of a 2 year curriculum on Pre- and Perinatal Psychology (Myrna Martin).
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She has completed training in EMDR through EMDRIA (EMDR International Association). She has also extensively studied the treatment of adult children of emotionally immature parents and recovery from narcissistic abuse.
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Kristin integrates Transformative Couples Therapy (TCT), which combines attachment frameworks, somatic awareness, and “parts” work to help a couple thrive. She is actively training under Dr. David Mars, the developer of the TCT model.
Credentials
Professional Counseling License (LPC), State of Virginia, License 0701008487
Perinatal Mental Health Clinician (PMH-C), Postpartum Support International
Clinical Supervisor, Virginia Board of Counseling, January 2026
Advanced Training
Transformative Couples Core Training, Sept 2025 - May 2026
Pre- and Perinatal Psychology, Educator Certification, Sept 2023 - June 2025
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Mar 2024
The Art of Holding Perinatal Women in Distress, The Postpartum Stress Center, Karen Kleiman, June 2019
Professional Affiliations
Kristin is a member of Postpartum Support International, Postpartum Support Virginia, and the American Counseling Association. She has served with Maternal Mental Health Coalitions in both Lynchburg and Charlottesville, and facilitated support groups for women experiencing postpartum depression or anxiety.
Jennifer Grover
About Jennifer
The first of Thich Nhat Hahn's Four Mantras of Love is:
Darling, I am here for you.
This is the core of Jennifer’s therapeutic work: cultivating, together, your ability to be with yourself with kindness and curiosity as you navigate the difficulties and the beauty of the human experience.
She brings knowledge of neurobiology and belief in post-traumatic growth to each therapeutic relationship, trusting in the power of co-regulation and resourcing to create a fertile ground for your transformation. In each session, she incorporates mindfulness, somatic awareness and gratitude to support your own self-regulation, boundaries, and balance.
Jennifer finds great joy in playing music, relaxation in reading and being outside, and stability and inspiration in her loving husband, three jubilant kids, and giant dog.
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Jennifer has experience helping individuals navigate difficult life transitions, relational conflict, loneliness, depression, anxiety, neurodivergence, and lingering impacts of traumatic experiences. Her practice is rooted in the Advanced Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP) framework.
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With couples, Jennifer practices Transformative Couples Therapy (TCT). This model helps couple members cultivate loving, respectful patterns of communicating and connecting around what they appreciate in their relationship. Partners also explore their longings for themselves and their partnership as they build their next chapter. She believes that earning secure attachment within your couple plants the seeds for personal healing and transformation. From here, she believes that the beneficial impacts on your self, family, and community are profound.
Credentials
Resident in Counseling, State of Virginia, License # 0704018044
Master of Arts, Mental Health Counseling, William and Mary
She is trained in the AEDP (Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy) and TCT (Transformative Couples Therapy). Like Kristin, Jennifer is also training directly under the developer of TCT. Both TCT and AEDP offer mindfully attuned, experiential psychotherapy.
Trisha Goodall
About Trisha
Trisha comes to therapy as a second career after experiencing the transformative power of therapy firsthand. As a postpartum anxiety and depression survivor, she was stunned by the lack of support for perinatal folks. Trisha dedicated herself to better understanding the shared and unique experiences of parents and how to help them. She pursued postpartum doula training to better understand that gap, and went on to find her calling as a therapist.
Together, we’ll uncover what led you here, make space for the different parts of you, and help you to own what is yours and disown what isn’t. The goal isn’t to “fix” you, but to help you feel more comfortable in your own skin and free to choose the life you want.
As a person, Trisha enjoys reading books (The Book of Eels and Fourth Wing are current faves!), spending time in nature, singing, and just goofing off with her husband, two kids, and friends.
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Trisha partners with clients to help them find their way back from the isolation, disconnection, and past trauma that often surfaces during this season. She helps folks to see that they are not “broken,” but rather existing in a broken system with inadequate support. Incorporating her advanced training in perinatal and trauma topics, Trisha supports perinatal folks in their healing journey.
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Whether working with an individual, couple, polycule, or family, Trisha considers the big picture. She welcomes your full history and identity, and sees you as a whole person embedded in a larger system. “All behavior makes sense in context” is a family therapy concept that is woven into Trisha’s philosophy. In individual sessions, Trisha draws on attachment-based, experiential approaches to help you reconnect with your own inner knowing. With relational work, Trisha draws on Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy, an attachment-based approach that helps partners understand the deeper needs underlying conflict and move towards safety and repair.
Credentials
Resident in Counseling, State of Virginia, License # 0704019351
Resident in Marriage and Family Therapy, State of Virginia, License # 0730000838
Practicing under the clinical supervision of Kristin Morgan, LPC, and Christine Bowers, LMFT
Master of Education, Counselor Education, Couples and Family Counseling
Virginia Commonwealth University
Trisha is training in Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy (EFCT), an experiential, attachment-based modality. She is also trained in an integrative couples modality. Trisha also holds additional training in trauma, substance use, and perinatal mental health topics.
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