Welcome. I’m Dr. Rachel Morris.

Everyone has questions, fears, and confusion about sex and sexuality. In my own search for answers to chronic pelvic pain and major life changes, I found depth psychology to be the most apt container for modern challenges of mind, body, spirit, and soul. How we do one thing—like sex—often reflects how we live our lives in other ways.

Depth psychology allows for the complexity of being human while still moving toward more clarity and meaning in our lives. This is true for sex as well.

Maybe you and your partner have a difference in libido that causes strain on your relationship, or you have concerns around sexual performance or porn consumption, you question whether your sexual behavior is a problem, or your struggle with low libido, or are curious around opening up your relationship. These intersections of your sexual and psychological health are often initiatory experiences into profound growth.

I am here for guidance and support when you want to better understand yourself in-depth; when you are ready to uncover the beauty that lies within your darkest, most transformative moments.

I counsel men, women, and couples navigating challenges in their intimate lives. As a result of our work, you’ll understand not only your sexual self more deeply, but the nature of the erotic self. Clients use that mastery to deepen their relationship to themselves and others in a more accepting, fulfilling way.

I am sex positive, meaning I focus on shame reduction, consent, communication, education, and pleasure. I work from a strengths-based perspective. I use an approach that combines depth psychology, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and erotic education. We will address psychology and physiology to unveil the stories running underneath and feeding your specific concerns and to untangle them so you feel more like your authentic self in and out of bed.