Healing betrayal trauma. Restoring safety.
Rebuilding connection.
Ellsworth Family Therapy PLLC offers trauma-informed therapy designed to help individuals, couples, and families move from crisis and disconnection toward clarity, stability, and meaningful repair.
My name is Morgan Ellsworth, LAMFT, and I’ve experienced this firsthand.
Whether you are navigating the impact of infidelity, compulsive behaviors, or relational trauma, you don’t have to sort through it alone. My work is focused on helping you stabilize, make sense of what has happened, and begin moving forward with intention.
Betrayal impacts the entire family.
And everyone deserves a chance to heal.
Kintsugi:
“Golden Joinery”
The Japanese art of repairing broken pottery.
Instead of hiding damage, this method highlights repairs, treating breakage as part of an object’s history rather than its end.
Individuals navigating betrayal trauma or relational injury
Couples working toward repair, clarity, or discernment
Families supporting children, teens, and adult children after relational disruption
Teens and adult children experiencing the aftermath of parental betrayal
Who I Help:
My approach is grounded in the Multidimensional Partner Trauma Model (MPTM) for supporting betrayed partners, alongside family systems theory and Brainspotting for trauma processing. I integrate Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) skills when helpful and draw on Internal Family Systems (IFS) interventions to deepen insight and emotional processing. I also use Solutions Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) strategies with clients to gain forward momentum in their recovery journey. My work blends trauma processing and actionable steps to help you heal entirely. This integrative approach allows us to address both emotional safety and nervous system regulation, not just surface-level communication
My Approach:
Personalized Counseling Services
Individual Therapy
$125 per session
Individual therapy offers a focused, confidential spce to process the impact of betrayal and relational trauma. Whether you are navigating the aftermath of infidelity, deception, or long-standing relational wounds, therapy is designed to help you make sense of your experience, stabilize overwhelming emotions, and move forward with clarity.
We work together to tailor our sessions to your unique story, grounded in trauma-informed, evidence-based approaches. We focus on restoring a sense of safety within yourself, strengthening boundaries, and supporting meaningful, lasting change.
Couples Therapy
$145 per session
Couples therapy provides a structured, supportive space to address the impact of betrayal and rebuild the foundation of your relationship. Whether you are navigating infidelity, secrecy, or breaches of trust, the work focuses on slowing down reactivity, increasing understanding, and creating the conditions for meaningful repair.
This process is guided, intentional, and paced to support both partners. Together, we work to restore emotional safety, strengthen communication, and rebuild trust through accountability, clarity, and consistent relational change.
Family Therapy
$145 per session
Family therapy offers a contained and supportive environment to address how betrayal and relational trauma have impacted the entire family system. When trust is disrupted, each member carries a different experience. This work helps bring those experiences into the open in a way that is structured, respectful, and safe.
The focus is on fostering understanding, reducing reactivity, and supporting repair across relationships. With careful guidance, families can begin to rebuild safety, strengthen communication, and move toward a more stable and connected system.
Meet Morgan Ellsworth, LAMFT
I am a licensed associate marriage and family therapist (LAMFT) specializing in betrayal trauma recovery and relational healing. I am a Certified Clinical Partner Specialist-Associate (CCPS-A) through the Association of Partners of Sex Addicts Trauma Specialists (APSATS). I work with individuals, couples, and families who are navigating the impact of betrayal, helping them stabilize distress, make sense of their experience, and move toward repair.
My approach is grounded, trauma-informed, and focused on restoring safety and clarity in both internal and relational systems. I incorporate emotional and relational skills building with trauma processing using modalities such as DBT and Brainspotting.
My goal is to help families heal from the pain of relational betrayal, create safety in relationships, and experience post-traumatic growth over time.
My personal and professional philosophy is that healing from betrayal is not about rushing forgiveness or forcing outcomes. It’s about creating safety, witnessing the pain, understanding the impact, and supporting each person in finding clarity and stability. From that place, meaningful decisions and repair become possible.
This is a supervised private practice. It is owned and/or managed by a master’s level, non-independent licensee under Board-approved clinical supervision pursuant to A.A.C. R4-6-217. The Board-approved clinical supervisor of this practice is:
Lawana Mortensen
lawanamortensen@gmail.com
(480) 442-0651
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