Charlotte Morgan, BS
Professional counseling Intern providing virtual therapy for adults exploring identity, sexuality, anxiety, self acceptance, and breaking generational patterns.
I work with adults who are ready to understand themselves more deeply, break out of old cycles, and begin creating a life that feels more honest and aligned. Many of my clients come to therapy carrying anxiety, shame, family wounds, or the pressure of trying to be someone they’re not. Others are exploring their sexuality, navigating relationship stress, or learning what it means to live authentically in a world that has not always made room for who they are.
My passion for this work comes from knowing how strongly mental health shapes a person’s entire life. I have seen how trauma, addiction, and unspoken pain echo through families, and how much healing can happen when someone finally has a safe space to explore their story. In therapy, I offer a space that feels grounding, compassionate, and real. Together, we’ll look at what has shaped you, what still hurts, and what strengths have carried you this far.
Whether you are seeking support with identity, trying to understand old family patterns, or simply wanting someone who listens without judgment, I’m here to walk beside you with curiosity, empathy, and respect.
Hi, I’m Charlotte Morgan, a professional counseling intern who works with adults, LGBTQIA individuals, and people with non-traditional lifestyles seeking a safe and affirming space to understand themselves and live more authentically.
My Therapy Style and What You Can Expect
My therapy style is warm, curious, and deeply accepting. I see therapy as a shared space where we explore your experiences together at a pace that feels comfortable for you. My goal is to help you feel understood, supported, and free to be honest about what you are feeling without fear of judgment.
I pay close attention to the patterns that show up in your life, the roles you have carried, and the beliefs that may have formed from past experiences or family dynamics. Together, we can look at what has shaped you and how those patterns show up in your relationships, emotions, and sense of self.
I use a blend of gentle exploration and practical tools, depending on what feels most supportive for you. Some sessions may focus on managing stress, understanding emotional patterns, or building skills that help you feel more grounded in your daily life. Other sessions may offer space to talk through relationships, family experiences, or moments that still affect you more than you expected.
Every person comes into therapy with a unique story, so our work will always be centered on what you need, not a one-size-fits-all process.
Over time, my hope is that therapy becomes a place where you feel more connected to yourself, more accepting of your truth, and more confident in the changes you are working toward.
Who I Work With
I love working with people who are exploring their identity, healing from family patterns, or learning to accept themselves fully. Many of my clients are navigating big inner changes and want a space where they can be completely honest.
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I offer an affirming space for LGBTQIA clients and people with non traditional lifestyles who want support living their truth without fear or shame. Together, we can talk through labels, experiences, relationships, or family dynamics that have shaped how you understand yourself.
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We will work on grounding skills, unhelpful patterns, and practical tools that help you feel more steady and in control. My approach blends emotional insight with everyday strategies so you can feel supported both inside and outside of the session.
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We’ll explore the family patterns that shaped you and the strengths you are developing to create something healthier. This work often includes understanding old roles, healing emotional wounds, and learning how to build new ways of relating to yourself and others.
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I help clients notice the patterns that may be impacting motivation, routines, or emotional regulation. Together, we will find tools that support your daily life and help you feel more confident in your abilities rather than overwhelmed by expectations.
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I support partners who want to communicate more clearly, increase emotional safety, and navigate differences with care. Sessions often focus on helping each partner feel heard, understood, and better equipped to show up for the relationship.
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Parenthood often brings emotional challenges and unexpected pressure. I offer a space to talk through the realities you’re carrying and the support you need. We can explore both the demands of caregiving and the personal transformations that come with it.
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I offer a supportive space for adults in ethical non-monogamy, polyamory, open relationships, and other non-traditional partnership styles who want help navigating communication, identity shifts, or relational dynamics. Together, we can explore what feels authentic for you without fear or shame.
The Therapy Process and Details
Getting Started with Therapy
Begin with a free 15 minute consultation to see if we are a good fit.
We will talk about your goals and what support you are hoping for.
If it feels right, we will schedule your first session.
If I’m not the best match, I’m always happy to help you find someone who is.
Sessions and Fees
Sessions last 50 minutes.
Session rate: $50 individual session, $75 relational therapy sessions
Sliding scale options may be available, just ask during your consultation.
You will never be pressured to commit. This is your time, your space, and your pace.
Availability and Service Location
Charlotte provides fully virtual sessions, offering online therapy across Georgia.
Evening and weekend appointments available
Flexible scheduling based on availability
How I Support You
Therapy with me is about connection, honesty, and growth. I believe healing starts when you feel safe to show up exactly as you are. My role is to listen with care, help you explore what has shaped your experience, and support you as you uncover the wisdom, strength, and clarity already within you.
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This approach helps you understand the connection between your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. We will look at the patterns that show up when you feel stressed, overwhelmed, or unsure of yourself. CBT offers practical tools that help you challenge old beliefs and replace them with more compassionate and supportive ones.
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DBT provides skills that help with emotional regulation, mindfulness, and staying grounded during difficult moments. It can be especially helpful when you feel pulled in many directions or struggle with intense emotions. We will practice techniques that help you respond with clarity instead of reacting out of habit or stress.
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This approach looks at how early relationships shaped the way you connect with others and with yourself. We will explore the roles you learned to play, the expectations you carry, and what feels safe or unsafe in relationships. Understanding your attachment patterns can help you create healthier emotional connections in the present.
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Mindfulness helps you slow down and notice your thoughts and emotions without judgment.
These practices can make it easier to understand what you feel, why you feel it, and what you need in a given moment. Over time, mindfulness can help you build a more grounded, centered relationship with yourself. -
This approach highlights your strengths, possibilities, and the steps that can move your life forward. Instead of staying stuck in what is not working, we focus on what is working and how to grow it. It is a gentle, empowering way to build confidence and momentum when you feel unsure where to start.
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Couples therapy provides a supportive space to understand each other’s needs and rebuild emotional connection. We can work on communication, conflict patterns, attachment wounds, and the habits that shape the relationship. The goal is to help both partners feel heard, valued, and more secure with one another.
Sex-Positive Therapy in Atlanta
I offer sex-positive therapy in Atlanta for individuals and couples who want a supportive, non-judgmental space to talk openly about sex, intimacy, and relationships. My approach is affirming and respectful, and I believe conversations about sexuality should feel safe, honest, and free from shame.
As a sex-positive therapist, I work with clients navigating concerns such as sexual shame, desire differences, communication around intimacy, identity exploration, and the impact of past experiences on sexual well-being. I welcome conversations about pleasure, consent, orientation, and relationship structures without judgment or pressure to fit any specific norm.
Sex-positive therapy is not about pushing clients toward any particular outcome. It is about creating space for clarity, self-understanding, and choice. I support clients in developing healthier relationships with their bodies, their partners, and themselves in ways that feel authentic and sustainable.
Looking for an Affordable Virtual Therapist in Georgia?
Starting therapy can feel overwhelming. Cost, timing, and uncertainty about what the process looks like can make the first step feel harder than it needs to be. If you are searching for an affordable virtual therapist in Georgia, you deserve a space that feels comforting, approachable, and genuinely supportive.
This is a place where you can slow down, talk through what has been weighing on you, and explore the patterns that have shaped your experiences. Sessions are designed to help you understand yourself more clearly and feel more grounded as you move through challenges, changes, or emotional stress.
If you have been waiting for the right moment to reach out, this may be a gentle and meaningful place to begin.
Education, Licenses, and Certifications
B.A. in Writing and Linguistics, Georgia Southern University
B.A. in French, Georgia Southern University
M.S. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling (in progress), Bellevue University
Practicing under the supervision of Andrea Bryant, LMFT
Reaching out for therapy can feel like a big step, especially when you are carrying stress, uncertainty, or emotions that are hard to name. You do not have to sort through everything alone. Whether you are navigating anxiety, exploring your identity, or trying to change long standing patterns, support can make the journey feel more manageable.
You deserve a space where you can pause, reflect, and talk openly without judgment. If you are wondering whether this might be the right fit, a brief conversation can help make things feel clearer and more grounded.
You can schedule a free 15 minute consultation to see if this space feels supportive for you.