Shenetra Morgan

Biography

Qualifications & Experience

I have been in the counseling field for over twenty years. I hold a BA in English and Criminal Justice from Oklahoma City University and an MS in Criminal Justice Management and Administration from University of Central Oklahoma. I earned my Master’s of Science in Social Work from University of Texas at Arlington and am currently working toward my PhD in Clinical Psychology from Walden University, with an expected graduation date in February 2029. I also have training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing, and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT).

My Call to Christian Counseling

I have had situational depression in the past and had to seek out counseling. I was thankful for my therapist and feel that I can relate to others who might be struggling. I want to provide my clients with tools to help them through the difficult times they are facing and encourage them to keep pushing forward to reach the goals they have set for themselves. I prefer Christian counseling because I know that it was no one but God who carried me through my own storms, and I believe He can do the same for others as well.

More About Me On a Personal Note

I am a daredevil. I love adventurous activities; almost anything water-related, I am there. I love parasailing, cliff repelling, traveling, swimming, attending live plays and operas, amusement parks, going to church, and being a children’s leader. My favorite activities are hosting gatherings and spending time with my family or going on vacations with them.

Services and Specialities

Areas of Expertise Specialties

• Abandonment and Neglect
• ADHD
• Aging and Geriatric Issues
• Anger Management
• Anxiety
• Bipolar Disorder
• Chemical Dependency
• Coaching
• Counseling for Children
• Counseling for Teens
• Couples Counseling
• Codependency
• Depression
• Eating Disorders
• Family Counseling
• Grief and Loss
• Individual Counseling
• Infidelity and Affairs
• Lifespan Integration
• Marriage Counseling
• Men’s Issues
• OCD
• Online Counseling
• Personal Development
• Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
• Premarital Counseling
• Professional Development
• Relationship Issues
• Sex and Porn Addiction
• Sexual Abuse
• Spiritual Development
• Trauma
• Women’s Issues

Anger Management

I want to begin by acknowledging that reaching out for help is not always easy, and taking this step matters. In our work together, you will have space to explore your anger without fear of judgment. The goal is to understand where your anger comes from, what may be fueling it beneath the surface, and how your thoughts and emotions are connected. From there, you can begin to develop healthier ways to respond when something or someone triggers anger.

Depression

Taking the step to pursue counseling for depression is significant, and it reflects a desire for change and healing. You are not meant to walk through this alone. Together, we will explore what depression looks like in your day-to-day life and how it may differ from how things used to feel. You will be invited to consider what you hope could be different, even imagining what life might look like if meaningful change began to take place. The process is not always easy, and there may be days that require persistence and support from both your faith and others around you. Over time, the goal is to move toward renewed hope and a greater sense of purpose in each day.

Premarital Counseling

Premarital counseling offers an opportunity to prepare for a meaningful and lasting marriage. As you step into this new season, you can expect both joy and challenge along the way. If faith is an important part of your relationship, it can become a strong foundation for the work you do together. Counseling provides space to explore your understanding of marriage, your expectations, and how you relate to one another. You will also gain practical tools to help navigate difficult moments with intention and unity as you embark on this lifelong partnership.

Marriage Counseling

Choosing to pursue marriage counseling is a meaningful step toward strengthening your relationship. When working through conflict, it is helpful to begin by understanding the story of your relationship. Reflecting on how you met, what drew you to each other, and what the early days of your marriage felt like can bring valuable insight. From there, you can begin to recognize when patterns began to shift and what may have contributed to those changes. This process often leads to learning how to communicate with greater intention, listen more effectively, and better understand each other’s needs within the relationship.

Aging and Geriatric Issues

Transitioning into retirement or later stages of life can bring unexpected challenges, especially when long-held roles begin to change. It is natural to reflect on identity, purpose, and what comes next. Counseling offers a space to explore what this transition has been like for you and how your previous roles in work, family, and community have shaped your sense of self. While this season may feel uncertain, it can also become a time of rediscovery. Together, you can identify what brings meaning and enjoyment now and begin to build a life that feels fulfilling in this new chapter.

Payment and Forms

Sessions: I offer 53-minute sessions. Sessions can be held more than once per week, weekly, or every other week. Scheduling options are discussed in greater detail during your Risk-Free Initial Session.

Availability (by office location):

• Keller – Mondays, Wednesdays and Sundays
• Online Counseling – Mondays, Wednesdays and Sundays

Fees: I offer a Risk-Free Initial Session for individuals and couples looking to pursue counseling with me. Please note that there is a fee for the Risk-Free Initial Session as it is a clinical hour and reimbursable to most insurance companies, but if you choose not to reschedule and continue therapy after the initial session, the entire fee for the session will be waived. For ongoing treatment, the full fee per session is required at the time of service.

Insurance: As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker Supervisor (LCSW-S), most insurance companies will reimburse for a portion of my services (as an Out-of-Network Provider). Please consult with your insurance provider as to whether they specifically cover adolescents, individuals, and couples.

Receipts/Statements: In the event you require a printed or digital receipt, I will provide receipts for personal use, insurance reimbursement, Flex Spending Accounts (FSA), and Health Savings Accounts (HSA).

Payment options: Cash, Check, or Credit Card (Visa, MasterCard, Discover, & American Express). A fee of up to 4% per transaction may be added for credit card payments.