Hi! I am Morgan Rosebrock, a clinical mental health counseling intern with a passion for helping individuals achieve well-being and personal growth. Growing up in Colorado, I've always felt deeply connected to the natural world. I enjoy spending time paddle boarding, camping, reading a good book and spending time with my family.

Before pursuing my Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Adams State University, I spent years working within schools and school systems as both a middle school art teacher and an elementary school counselor. Having navigated significant life and career transitions of my own, I developed an appreciation for adaptability and the courage it takes to change. 

I strive to provide a warm, safe, and collaborative space where clients can find their voice, reduce shame, develop self-advocacy, and truly feel seen through unconditional positive regard. In session, I bring a person-centered approach, thoughtfully integrating elements of Internal Family Systems (IFS), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and somatic work to help clients tune into their bodies, explore internal patterns, and achieve their goals.I believe that people inherently want to be the best versions of themselves and that every person has the capacity to achieve that. 

• Clinical Counseling Intern, supervised by Stephen Walker, LCSW

• Adams State University, Masters in Clinical and Mental Health (May 2027)