As a pediatric Occupational Therapist, she is passionate about providing child-led, play-based therapy that empowers children while fostering meaningful collaboration with families. Morgan believes that every child learns best when they feel safe, supported, and engaged, and strives to create individualized treatment plans that build on each child’s unique strengths and interests.

Morgan’s clinical interests include sensory processing, primitive reflex integration, and feeding therapy, where she is dedicated to helping children develop the skills and confidence they need to thrive in their daily lives. Her goal is to partner with families every step of the way, celebrating progress and creating lasting, meaningful changes together.

She has successfully created and launched a feeding program and has certifications in Feed the Peds, Move Play Thrive-Brain & Sensory Foundations, and Bodywork for Better Breastfeeding.

In her free time, she enjoys working out, hiking, reading, and checking out new places with her husband.

More About Ms. Morgan!

What is your favorite food?
Pizza! My favorite is a Detroit style or New York style, but I’m definitely a Plain Jane and only like cheese, sausage, or pepperoni.

What is your favorite holiday and why?
Christmas! I love that it is more of a ‘season’ than just a day. I get to spend the whole month doing different traditions and making new memories with my family.

What is a cool hobby of yours?
My husband and I love anything outdoors like fishing, kayaking, and hiking. Our goal is to check off all the National Parks.

Favorite Halloween costume you wore as a child?
My mom was the BEST at making our costumes. If we had an idea she went above and beyond to make it happen. My favorite has to be when I dressed as a bubble bath. I walked around with a large tub around my waste, tons of balloons, a shower cap, long handled sponge, and a rubber ducky.

What did you want to be “when I grow up”?
I genuinely wanted to be a clown, however now they really scare me so I don’t think that would have panned out too well!

Why did you become a therapist?
I always knew I wanted to be in health care, but had a hard time deciding what field I wanted to venture into. I took a

rehab technician job at a pediatric hospital assisting the PT, OT and speech departments. I always found myself with the OTs when I had free time and helping them with making materials or observing sessions. I also love working with children. I think they bring such a unique and positive perspective to life even with the challenges they may face.

What’s the funniest thing one of your clients has said in a session?
We were working on grasping so I had set up a q-tip painting activity. She looked at the q-tip and said ‘Should I put this in my nose?’.

What is one surprising/cool fact about you?
My passion is feeding therapy, but I am a picky eater myself! I think this helps make my patients feel more comfortable exploring new food with me exploring it alongside them. It also has given me a different perspective that helps me to understand my patients and why the feeding journey is not always an easy one!

What pets do you have?
I have always grown up with different animals and even reptiles. I currently have a cat, Mia! I hope to soon get my dream dog, a Bernese Mountain Dog.

What is your favorite movie?
13 going on 30! I could watch this movie a thousand times and it still doesn’t get old.

What is your favorite song?
I have a very extensive taste in music because I grew up with a dad in a band. I would say my favorite song is the one my husband and I danced to at our wedding. ‘Blessed’ By Thomas Rhett

What is your favorite book?
I read a TON, so this is a really hard question because it all depends on what genre! I would say a book I always recommend is Fourth Wing, I just love how Rebecca Yarros really captured my attention which really allowed me to totally dive into the scenes in the book.