Amy Morgan, PhD, LMFT

Dr. Amy Morgan is an Assistant Professor of Couple and Family Therapy in the Department of Family Science at the University of Maryland. Her research focuses on the health and resilience of families with an incarcerated parent both during incarceration and after, as formerly incarcerated parents navigate family and community reentry. She is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (VA, MD, WA) and an AAMFT-approved clinical supervisor. Dr. Morgan is also involved in trauma-informed care training as well as policy work, serving as a statewide legislative policy leader for organizations including AAMFT and the National Council for Behavioral Health.

Amy’s courses

Trauma-Informed Clinical Practice

This course defines trauma-informed care and illustrates various body-based and other approaches to practice with clients. Trauma looks different from every angle so it is pivotal as a mental health professional to understand trauma-informed care and build it into your everyday life. Tanisha Robinson, Dr. Amy Morgan, and Dr. Carla share their own definition of trauma-informed care as well as self-care methods to maintain longevity in today’s landscape.

On demand

1.5 credits