Kara Morgan, MA MFT

History

Grounded in traditional psychology, I have worked as a professional therapist in clinics, groups and private practice. I have trained and supervised therapists, and have personally been in therapy with truly gifted therapists. My training began in the mid-1970s and was awarded a Masters Degree in Guidance and Counseling by California State University at Northridge. My internship for licensing allowed me to experience broad spectrum of issues in a variety of settings with individuals, couples and families. I obtained full licensure in 1980 by the State of California to practice as a Marriage, Family Therapist. After traditional training I began to explore other orientations to healing. I studied Jung's work with dreams, mythology and archetypes under Hal Stone, Ph.D. I learned his consciousness technique of Voice Dialogue and became a teacher of that technique. Further exploration led me to integrating the body into psychological healing through studies with Jack Rosenberg, Ph.D

Specialties

Kara has extensive training in integrative psychotherapy. Involving utilization of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and mindfulness, which leads to true understanding of thought patterns, emotions, and physical sensations. This work allows one to develop a greater sense of balance, well-being and joy.