Like so many of us, I was raised to believe that the kiss of a prince would someday magically turn my life into happily ever after. So, as I marched into womanhood with the heart of a little girl, I soon learned, all too well, what is at stake when a woman sells her soul to claim a faux prince. Eventually, the consequences of my naive choices brought all my fantasies crashing down. My finances, my health, my self-confidence, my future were all destroyed. Thank goodness!! Because when I faced the indescribable pain of betrayal of a man who had promised to love me “’til death do us part,” that was my first step on my soul journey to discover the strength that had always been within me… I just didn’t know it.
With doubt and fear in every breath, I began to climb out of my victimized life and into my authentic, empowered, and lovely life. It was not easy, but it was worth every doubt, every struggle, every hopeless day, every tear that fell. Against all odds, I earned degrees in psychology and counseling psychology. Those letters behind my name then birthed my vision to enlighten and empower other women to love themselves, first, last and always.
Today, I am a respected author, speaker, in-depth relationship counselor, and women’s advocate. I have developed programs to empower teens and women victimized by abuse and domestic violence. I support women all over the world to embrace their power, and trust their intuitive wisdom. Along the way, I have led my dance with breast cancer, and become a Who’s Who of American Women recipient.
As a women’s relationship therapist, I witness the devastating effects of our ever increasing population of narcissistic men, ill-equipped to understand, much less embrace true intimacy. As you try to love them, these stress-filled relationships risk not only your emotional vulnerability, but your physical and mental health, as well. I have brought forward such issues in my interviews on CNN, GMA, FOX, NBC, ABC and MSNBC. With these media opportunities, you can be sure I shine a bright light on the connection between narcissism and the objectification of women, which is the catalyst for our escalating rates of divorce, assault, rape, and domestic violence.
My first book, On Becoming NaughtABimbeax ~ The Smart Woman’s Guide to Finding Her Prince Without Ever Kissing Another Frog is based on my thirteen years of research into the psychology of intimacy. In its pages you learn how to discern the tell-tale traits of commitment phobic, narcissistic, and sociopathic men, otherwise known as men who can’t love. After all, if you’re with a man who can’t love, it doesn’t matter what perfume you wear or how you turn him on. (To receive your FREE copy of Chapter 18, Mr. Right vs. Mr. Always Right, click here).
On Becoming NaughtABimbeax is unique when compared to typical relationship books 
that tell you all the ways you need to change in order to attract a man. What these books miss is that you are not interested in merely attracting a man. You are not searching for mediocrity, or even a hot date for Saturday night. Your soul intention is to find your soul’s mate, the one who will fill your bed, your body, your mind, your heart and your life with love, because he loves the woman you are.
To stop kissing frogs and find the man of your heart, my books guides you to set your relationship bar HIGH! So, rather than you changing to please him, the only thing that needs changing is to shift your question “Will he like me?” to “Is he WORTHY of Me?”
I have been where you are now. I made every naive choice one could possibly make in my desperation to be loved. Most of us have, because let’s face it, as much as we are made for love, we’re clueless as to how it happens. When my life unraveled, it seemed like the only way out was to pull up my big girl panties and take charge. So, one step, then two, then three steps opened up into my sacred soul journey to learn how to get smart about finding love. Those steps led me to discover, like Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz, that I’d had the courage within me all along.
In the years since, I’ve celebrated with many of our sisters as they rise like Phoenix from the flames! That’s what happens when you travel through your own soul journey! In fact, this journey is so critical that I wrote the first six chapters of On Becoming NaughtABimbeaux to give you the steps I, and more and more of your sisters around the world, have taken to clear our “love blocks,” then claim the life and love we are WORTHY of. If you, after your saga of broken hearts, still cling to the hope that you will find the man who will gather you up in all your complexities and quirkiness, and still love you madly, in everything I do I am here to support you. I would love to watch you discover your own courage and wisdom as you journey out of your dead-end relationship maze and towards the Holy Grail of authentic love. When you take your own courageous steps to embrace how WORTHY you are, you will know the pivotal truth that the KEY to finding him is LOVING YOU!
Whether through my books, Worthy Woman Way videos, or as a personal client, I celebrate your courage to reach for your dream by giving you the TRUTH: The TRUTH about your poor choices; the TRUTH about men who can’t love; the TRUTH of what you need to know to have the love you want; the TRUTH about women, men and what intimacy requires of each. I invite you to step into the most personal journey of all, the journey to claim your power, your wisdom, and your courage. For ultimately, my promise is to support you to embrace this TRUTH ~ YOU, my sweet sister, already hold within you the COURAGE, WISDOM & POWER to have and hold the man you are WORTHY of! Blessed be.
MORE about MORGAN
A fierce advocate for women’s empowerment through higher education, Morgan has earned graduate and post-graduate degrees in counseling and psychology. Her primary research focus combines human development and neuroscience, with special emphasis on the crucial link between the quality of early bonding and the later adult capacity to either embrace or fear emotional intimacy.
Morgan has been recognized for her advocacy for human rights and social justice, and has presented to state legislatures, and guest lectured at universities on the topics of human development and family of origin issues. In 2001, she was invited by Congresswoman Lynn Woolsey to present in Washington D.C. in the areas of children, family and culture.
