I found him in a Google search, seeking talk therapy close to home. We had about three sessions and he basically showed me the door. He gave me a piece of paper as a "referral" about group sessions (embarrassing, I already knew this stuff - I was clear I wanted one on one counseling). Essentially, he wasn't willing to help me or give me a chance. I've never felt so abandoned and marginalized by a health care professional. I would never, ever recommend him. I found him to be very uncaring and unwilling to help me, which is awful, considering he is in the mental health field. I am back with my previous therapist and have since come a long way - though, yes, one on one talk therapy.

Submitted Sept. 3, 2015

Dr. Morse has helped me through the darkest times. I can honestly say I would not be here today if not for his expertise, honesty, compassion and honing in on a reluctant patient who had trouble sharing. His direct approach made me uncomfortable at first, but it was exactly what I needed. Dr. Morse helped me become a stronger and valued adult.

Submitted Nov. 24, 2014

I wish it were not so, but it turned out to be a disappointing experience, and I essentially feel that I wasted my time and money.

Submitted April 25, 2014

Dr. Morse helped me through some family longterm illness/death and career issues. He is a great listener and sums up things in a concise manner that you can choose to use for clarity or not. I found him highly effective. He came recommended from a friend who praised his listening and analysis skills highly as well. It takes me awhile to warm up to people and I was confessing all that bothered me and some that he surmised on his own. It helped me tremendously gain confidence in the decisions I was making and feel like I was headed in the right direction. I'm sure each case is different and takes varying amounts of time to work through the problems. I was very glad I went to see him.

Submitted March 1, 2011