Divorce is complete devastation of a family. Then compound that with a second failed marriage. That’s how I came upon Dr. Morgan. Not only was my self worth non existent but the lack of stability as a result of all this, was extremely difficult for my children to navigate.We all developed behaviors to cope that were hurtful and destructive. Not only did Dr. Morgan assist me in creating a life I deserved, he has assisted in helping my children develop the self esteem and teach them life skills to have a productive life.What Triston offers is feedback and tools that will change your life. Some of us have gone back periodically for a check up, just to make sure we are on the path we want to be. He will always be an important part of our lives.

I have been seeing Triston for a year and a half now. It has been a time in my life where I needed change and needed help to understand my past, my emotions, and me. There have been many times that I did not see progress. I felt stuck. My head was spinning. I stayed with counseling because I had hope that it would help me. Lately, I have come to a place where I really can see change. I know that I have made a lot of progress. I understand myself more. Triston really cares. He has helped me to see me, to feel me, to communicate with me. That all sounds weird, but he has a way of sitting back and letting me safely work through my emotions. Sometimes I want him to just tell me all the answers, but he knows, and I do too, that I need to practice and explore and grow through this time. Triston is safe to me. He is very professional. I can tell him anything, and I do not feel any judgment. I really do feel like he genuinely cares about me. I am grateful that I found him to help me through this tough time in my life.

Dr Morgan is incredibly caring and understanding. He is exceptionally skilled at what he does and I would recommend him to anybody!

Dr. Triston Morgan is an absolutely OUTSTANDING therapist. My husband and I saw him for over three years and will go back whenever we need some help with communication or anything else in our marriage or individually. Here are some specifics of why I think he’s an exceptional therapist although it’s hard to fit them all in this review.The office is very clean and inviting and it’s easy to set up an appointment. From the first appointment, Dr. Morgan helps everyone in the office to feel safe in sharing and it’s very clear that he cares about each of his clients. His website even says that if he’s not the right fit for you, he can help you to find someone who is so you can start your process of healing right away.In our sessions, we noticed that Triston was helping us to process and understand difficult emotions and events and be able to cope in healthy ways. Both my husband and I felt heard as Dr. Morgan listened to us. In our therapy sessions, we learned tools that are helpful both in our marriage and other relationships.The information and tools he gave us on anxiety has been key to our overall health. I use the coping techniques everyday and because of this knowledge, I feel better able to keep my body healthy and help my future children and those around me. Positive and realistic self-talk has always been a struggle for me and again, Dr. Morgan has given me tools that have helped me work through those thoughts and feelings day by day. Dr. Morgan is all about real lasting change and not quick fixes that only help the surface of the problem for a time.I recommend Dr. Triston Morgan to everyone who is looking for real healing, understanding emotions, learning healthy coping skills, and anyone who is seeking more enriching relationships. He has helped our family to be healthy and able to work through difficulty.

I first walked into Triston’s office in the midst of the greatest turmoil in my life. I was so scared, broken, and unsure of my future as a single parent mama of 4 kids. Triston’s kindness was a pure gift. He listened, showed empathy and began teaching me how to feel all that I needed to feel. He held the space for me to finally feel and talk about the layers of trauma, emotional/physical abuse that I had experienced in my life. He helped me identify my coping mechanisms and gave me new tools to understanding relationships and trauma. There were many weeks were I didn’t know if I would be able to make it until our next session due to the intensity I was feeling being recently separated from my husband, beginning the divorce process while still making sure I was eating enough food/drinking water while I continued to breastfeed my 5 month old baby. My world was falling apart in all the ways possible and I was surviving due to the fact that I could receive therapy each week for a solid year, due to the Obama care insurance program that existed.My appreciation for Triston being there for me during this crucial time in my life is unexplainable in words. It was a divine gift that I was able to receive help, support and that I felt safe enough with him to dive into my most innermost painful layers. Each time we met he was there with compassion, empathy and kindness. The healing process I experienced was so real. The power of being witnessed in this way with the empathy Triston embodies is a true gift for all.

Dr. Triston Morgan is a talented and skilled therapist. I have known him as a therapist for almost 10 years and found him to be professional, knowledgable and kind. I trust and highly recommend him to friends and family who need help.

As someone who has lived through physical and emotional abuse I feel Dr. Morgan is a GREAT therapist for me. I went to him during some of my darkest times and I felt heard, understood and I was able to make progress with his guidance as I made some big decisions. If you’re looking for someone who will actually listen to you AND help you, he’s your guy.

I saw Dr. Triston Morgan for 3 years. He is a fantastic therapist! From the first session I felt very comfortable sharing in his office. I had seen a couple other therapists in the past for a month or two here and there. But I felt like they were quick to slap a diagnosis on me and shoo me out of the office. I even had one guy tell me I was OCD (i’m not).Triston really listened to what I was saying. He helped me deal with trauma and anxiety by understanding my emotions. He explained terms like “negative self talk” and “emotional capacity” which allowed me to recognize when I am feeling uncomfortable emotions. He helped me learn techniques like breathing exercises and compassionate self talk which help me to cope with uncomfortable emotions in a healthy way. He helped me see that no emotion is “bad” and to really let something go I have to allow myself to feel it. Triston was almost like a coach. Helping me to practice these techniques so I could become more self sufficient.Changing thought and behaviour patterns isnt easy or intuitive, at least for me. However It can be done! I feel so much more emotionally healthy than I did 3 years ago. All my relationships with my wife and family and friends have all improved. Whatever your situation may be, Dr. Morgan can help you gain the skills you need to be emotionally healthy.

**edited to add how interesting it is that once I posted this review Dr Morgan asked his patients to post postive reviews to counter mine. A therapist working well with some patients does not undo their unprofessional and harmful actions to another patient. I stand firmly by my review. Take note that none of those people felt compelled to review before mine, which is more than a little suspicious.I saw Dr Morgan weekly for nearly a year, sometimes twice a week with my husband. The way he treated me on our last few appointsments will live in my head the rest of my life.I was deeply depressed, and suicidal. I hadnt started any antidepressants because Dr Morgan repeatedly told me psychiatrists just guess at what they prescribe and sure they will get rid of the lowest lows, but they also get rid of the highest highs. He even drew pictures on his whiteboard to illustrate the point. Of course neither of those are actually true, and once I started taking antidepressants I got control over my depression. Looking back it pains me I listened to him for so long instead of getting the treatment and help I desperately needed. Once I started questioning his approach is when he decided I needed to be referred out to another therapist. He called me on the phone to tell me he wanted me to see a different therapist, not even during a session, despite being suicidal. Despite that we had a regular weekly time we could have discussed this. I am pretty sure it was done out of convenience because he was leaving town for a wedding. A suicidal patient was told to find a new therapist OVER THE PHONE out of convenience. This is one small example. The others are too personal to share publicly.My origianl review is below:I wanted to provide feedback from an actual patient, as I’ve seen reviews from his peers only. It’s hard to review therapists because of the stigma of mental health treatment, how scary it is to speak up, and also the level of hurt experienced when a therapist not only fails you, but actually harms you. Luckily I’m no chicken, so here’s my honest assessment 3 years after leaving this therapist behind:RUN.There are a lot of wonderful therapists helping people that have been abused, and this is not one.