Matthew Morse

Matthew Morse is a licensed psychotherapist that meets clients via Zoom. As a result of his personal history and years of work in end-of-life care, his primary area of expertise is helping clients to work through Loss and Grief. His other specialties are working with runaway Anxiety and Addiction(s).

Loss can mean more than the death of a loved one. The loss or losses that hit you might include the loss of your marriage, the loss of a romantic connection, the loss of your job or the loss of your health. Loss and death come to all of us, and Matthew is here to validate the very real heartache and wild unfairness that you might be experiencing. But his work is also about the re-orientation, the re-creation and the long-term resilience that can arise through your grief pilgrimage.

Matthew's other niche, Anxiety, is sometimes called the “common cold” of mental disorders, but it can be really quite painful. You don’t sleep well at night, you feel strung out during the day, you’re irritable and physically tense: it damages your relationships. The good news is that therapy and the right practices of the body, speech and mind can help you to turn down the volume on your anxiety, so that you can live a better life.

Prior to becoming a therapist, Matthew worked for twenty years in the publishing and luxury goods industries. he has a natural rapport with adults working a demanding career and perhaps raising a family. He also understands young professionals and creative artists navigating a healthy work-life balance.

Matthew's sincere hope is that everyone reading this will find a therapist that they can deeply connect with. Please feel free to contact him if you feel that he might be the right therapist for you.