Meet Morgan
Morgan Marden, MACP (in progress)
Sliding scale therapy available.
Locations: Quebec, Ontario
Languages: English
Office Hours: Flexible
Evening and weekend appointments available
Individual Therapy
Couples Therapy
Adolescent Therapy
Brainspotting
Art Therapy
ADHD Coaching
BIPOC Friendly
LGBTQ Affirming
Safe and Sound Protocol
Urgent Solution-Focused Check-in
Affordable Therapy Support in Montréal, Québec & Ontario
License: CCPA #11252151
Under the direct supervision of Amanda Hankins, MSW, RSW, T.S. (Psychotherapist). Morgan Marden is completing her clinical internship as part of her Master’s degree in Counselling Psychology.
Morgan works with adults and young adults experiencing anxiety, stress, depression, motivational difficulties, identity concerns, self-esteem challenges, and life transitions. She is particularly interested in supporting 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals and in providing affirming, queer-informed care around identity, relationships, self-concept, and the unique stressors that can accompany navigating gender and sexual diversity.
Morgan also has a strong interest in working with neurodivergent clients, including those experiencing ADHD-related challenges. Her work may include support with executive functioning, emotional regulation, organization and planning, motivation, and developing strategies that are better suited to each client's individual needs and way of functioning.
Morgan is trained in Brainspotting Level 1, a body-focused, trauma-informed therapeutic modality similar to EMDR. Brainspotting uses focused visual attention alongside attuned therapeutic support to help clients access and process emotional, physiological, and trauma-related experiences that may be difficult to reach through traditional talk therapy alone. She may integrate Brainspotting into her work when appropriate and collaboratively agreed upon with the client.
Morgan brings a diverse range of personal and professional experiences to her clinical work. She identifies as a neurodiverse queer woman with a disability, which informs her commitment to accessible, culturally responsive, neurodiversity-affirming, and inclusive counselling practices. She approaches therapy with empathy, openness, and curiosity, working to understand each client's individual story, strengths, needs, and goals.
Working with a clinical intern can be an excellent option for clients seeking thoughtful, high-quality therapy at a more accessible fee. Intern therapists bring current training, close attention to their clinical development, and a strong commitment to learning while practising within a carefully supervised clinical environment.
Morgan’s fees are offered on a sliding scale, starting at $100 per session, with flexibility down to $50 when confirmed collaboratively based on individual circumstances and availability. She offers empathetic, culturally informed, and accessible therapy support in person and virtually in Montréal, as well as remotely across Québec and Ontario.