MORGAN NICHOLSON

Morgan is trained in clinical psychology and has expertise in working with children, 

adolescents, and adults experiencing a range of mental health difficulties. She completed 

her Master of Psychology (Clinical) in Melbourne, Australia, and has completed additional 

training in a variety of evidence-based therapeutic approaches, including Cognitive 

Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), and Acceptance and 

Commitment Therapy (ACT). 

 

Over the course of her career, Morgan has worked in diverse clinical settings across 

Australia and the UK, including community mental health, inpatient and outpatient 

services, and the NHS. Her clinical practice has included comprehensive assessment and 

tailored support for concerns such as anxiety, depression, self-harm, eating disorders, 

and managing chronic health conditions.  

 

In addition to living in Australia and the UK, Morgan has also lived in New Zealand, 

Indonesia, and Malaysia. Her lived experience across cultures informs her deep 

appreciation for cultural diversity and the complex experiences that can arise from living 

overseas. She is committed to culturally responsive care and brings sensitivity to the 

unique ways culture, identity, and migration shape mental health and resilience.  

 

Morgan believes that progress is both relational and contextual – emerging through 

connection with others and in awareness of the broader systems and environments that 

influence our lives. Guided by the core values of authenticity, courage, and compassion, 

she brings herself into the therapy room, modelling openness and creating a safe, 

accepting space where clients feel supported to do the same.  

 

She is especially passionate about early intervention and enjoys working with children and 

adolescents. She values the opportunity to help young people build emotional resources, 

self-understanding, and resilience at a time when their brains are especially open to 

learning and growth – making it a powerful window for lifelong change. She is also 

attuned to how neurodivergent children may experience the world differently and strives to create affirming therapeutic spaces that celebrate those differences.  

 

Morgan has a strong interest in the mind-body connection and how emotional and 

physical health influence one another. She enjoys working with those living with chronic 

health conditions and understands how these experiences can affect wellbeing, identity, 

and day-to-day life. She takes a compassionate, person-centred approach to supporting 

clients both their physical and psychological wellbeing.   

 

With warmth, curiosity, and a collaborative approach, Morgan supports her clients in 

reconnecting with themselves, navigating life’s challenges, and creating more authentic 

and meaningful lives. We're thrilled to have her as part of our team.