Morgan Surabian

I believe therapy works best when it feels both safe and grounded in real understanding. My background in neurobiology research and medical social work shapes how I see healing — as something that involves your brain, your body, your relationships, and your story. I specialize in grief, medical trauma, caregiving stress, chronic illness, ADHD, and attachment wounds. I also work closely with clinicians and first responders, people who are often the helpers in everyone else’s lives.

With a history working in neurobiological research and medical social work, my approach blends evidence-based therapy with holistic, compassionate care. I integrate research-supported tools with practical education about how your brain and nervous system work, so you understand what’s happening and why. I see therapy as collaborative — we make sense of patterns together and build skills that actually fit your life. I pay attention to the connection between mind and body, because healing isn’t just cognitive, it’s physiological and relational too. Above all, our work is tailored to you.

The first session is about getting to know you — not just what’s bringing you in, but what has shaped you. We’ll talk about your goals, current stressors, and any important history at a pace that feels manageable. I’ll also explain how I work and answer any questions you have, so you leave knowing what therapy with me will feel like. You won’t be pressured to share more than you’re ready to. My hope is that you leave feeling understood and hopeful about change.