Dr. Anna Morgan-Mullane (she/her)

Dr. Morgan-Mullane works with many individuals, families, and loved ones impacted by substance addiction and other forms of addiction. She utilizes trauma responsive techniques and interventions to get to the root of the wound that supports full recovery and comprehensive healing for individuals struggling with many forms of addiction.

My approach to helping individuals and couples navigate relationship issues is rooted in a deep understanding of how past experiences, attachment histories, and identity shape our present-day relational patterns. I integrate trauma therapy, narrative therapy, relational therapy, and Internal Family Systems (IFS) to address both the emotional wounds and the communication patterns that may be keeping you or your relationship from thriving.

In our work together, we explore how your body and mind respond to relational stress, identifying moments of shutdown, hypervigilance, or conflict escalation. I use trauma-responsive interventions to help you regulate your nervous system, recognize triggers, and create new, safe experiences in connection. This process reduces reactivity, supports emotional regulation, and allows space for more open and compassionate interactions.

I work with individuals, families, and loved ones impacted by substance addiction and other forms of addiction. I utilizes Narrative therapy invites us to step back, name these stories, and explore how they have been constructed. Together, we examine whether these stories reflect your values and hopes, or whether they are remnants of survival strategies and limiting beliefs. This approach empowers you to author new narratives ones that make space for mutual respect, intimacy, and possibility.

In relational therapy we explore how your past and present relationships influence the way you see yourself, communicate, set boundaries, and respond to conflict. Many of our relational patterns are formed early in life through family dynamics, attachment experiences and cultural messages. While these patterns often develop as a way to keep us safe they can become limiting when they prevent us from building the kind of connections we truly want. My role is to help you understand these patterns

I use narrative therapy to help clients separate themselves from their problems and uncover the stories shaping their lives. Together, we explore how past experiences, culture, and relationships influence these narratives, and we co-create new, empowering stories that align with their values, strengths, and hopes, opening space for healing and meaningful change.

I use attachment-based therapy to help clients understand how early relationship experiences shape current patterns of connection, trust, and intimacy. In a safe, supportive space, we explore these patterns, heal attachment wounds, and build healthier ways of relating, fostering security, emotional resilience, and deeper, more fulfilling relationships.