Morven Watt, MHC Intern

I am a dedicated clinical mental health counseling intern with a passion for supporting blended families, couples, individuals , and children and teens who are feeling stuck or facing challenges. Drawing from integrated theoretical approaches such as reality/choice theory, SFBT, mindfulness, and psychoeducation, I bring a unique perspective and a commitment to understanding the complexities of family and life dynamics.

My goal is to address a wide range of issues, including relationship difficulties, anxiety, depression, adolescent and parenting challenges. I specialize in using evidence-based therapies, such as Solution-Focused therapy, Mindfulness, and Choice Theory, to empower clients to achieve their goals and live more fulfilling lives.

As a Counseling Intern, I am dedicated to fostering healthy relationships and improving communication. I know firsthand that families (especially blended ones!), couples, and individuals do better when they have the tools to help them navigate conflict, deepen their connection, and build a stronger foundation for their partnership. 

I am also trained in the Gottman Method, a proven approach to couples therapy that focuses on strengthening relationships and improving communication.