Our Team

Keith Morgan, LCSW, Clinical Director

Originally from Florida, I relocated to the Chicagoland area in 2014 after completing my Masters in Social Work at Louisiana State University. Since then, I have worked in both inpatient and outpatient settings supporting young adults, adolescents, and families. Throughout my career, I have noticed the difficulties and challenges that transitions and changes in life can cause a person. Whether a parent and adolescent struggling to navigate their changing relationship or an emerging adult faced with the challenges of life transitions, I have developed a passion for providing support during these significant periods. These times of uncertainty can provide opportunities for growth and positive change by being intentional about choices and aware of your strengths.

I approach therapy as a process - working together with my clients to establish a safe environment suitable for exploring choices, vulnerabilities, and obstacles. Using a variety of techniques, I develop a treatment plan in collaboration with my client - one that aligns with their own version of wellness and goals. By guiding my client to increased self-awareness and insight, they will be able to build resiliency and foster positive change.

Mitch Morgan-DUnham, Director of College Counseling

Growing up in southwestern Michigan, Chicago is not far from my hometown of St. Joseph. Immediately after undergrad, I began my career and worked for five years at Lake Forest College. I have since made the move to a non-profit organization helping high-achieving students gain acceptance to top colleges and universities across the nation. While an Associate Director of Admissions at Lake Forest, I trained staff on our holistic application review process including the review of essays and an evaluation of admissions interviews. Overseeing the admissions committee and the release of all application decisions, I reviewed thousands of student applications. Throughout my time at Lake Forest, I also served administratively to oversee campus visit programs, plan receptions, host informational panels, and award merit-based scholarships. I now use all that I have learned during this time to assist with providing students and families insight into the ever-changing world of college admissions.

Chloe Brodner, LCPC, Therapist

I was born and raised in Chicago and completed my Master’s in Counseling Psychology at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. I have worked in both inpatient and outpatient settings and have worked with children, teens, young adults, and their families.  Over time, I have gained experience in working with individuals struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship difficulties, and substance abuse. I believe that positive change can occur through a trusting therapeutic relationship. At times, I utilize evidence-based treatments like DBT and CBT, but most importantly I focus on a collaborative approach tailored to the client’s unique treatment goals.

In sessions together, I provide understanding, support, and a gentle spirit. I bring compassion and humor into the room while I listen to others’ stories, secrets, and struggles. At times, I incorporate music and positive quotes/mantras into sessions if it fits. Above all else, I strive to create a safe environment where you can feel comfortable sharing your story. On a personal level, I enjoy listening to music and exploring new restaurants and places in the Chicagoland area.