Clinical reviewer

Michelle Morris, LPC, LPCC

Clinical reviewer for Imago Relationship Therapy and couples conflict patterns

Many couples arrive knowing what healthy communication sounds like. The work is learning why their nervous systems still run an older protection script when it matters most.

Clinical overview

Assessment and diagnostic expertise

Michelle works with couples who are capable in daily life yet stuck in the same exhausting fight. Her approach treats relationship conflict as a nervous-system and pattern problem, not only a communication problem.

She uses Imago Relationship Therapy, a structured method grounded in neuroscience and attachment, to help partners see what is driving their cycle and practice new responses with support in session.

Her clinical perspective spans repetitive conflict cycles, nervous-system hijacking in conversations, the limits of insight without practice, and when structured Imago couples work is a good fit.

Reviewed knowledge

Clinically reviewed Imago and couples guidance

Answers reviewed for accuracy, clarity, and educational value on Imago Relationship Therapy, nervous-system patterns in conflict, and what couples can realistically expect from structured couples work.

Topic connection

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Affiliations

Professional affiliations

  • Imago Relationships International
  • Georgia Regional Imago Therapists of the Southeast (GRITS)