“ When we were children, we used to think that when we were grown-up we would no longer be vulnerable. But to grow up is to accept vulnerability…To be alive is to be vulnerable.”
- Madeleine L’Engle
Practice Areas
Individual
Are you looking for a safe and nurturing space to explore your core values, amplify your inner voice, or find balance between self-love and work? My therapeutic practice is dedicated to supporting individuals from all backgrounds, including those who identify as BIPOC and members of the broader community. I'm here to help you navigate your personal journey with compassion and understanding“Strong relationships need care, too.”
Couples
Navigating relationships can be challenging, and you might find yourselves struggling with difficult conversations or unsure about expressing your true selves within the partnership. If you and your partner are facing uncertainty in addressing specific life stressors together, my approach is designed to empower couples. I encourage you to connect and build your unique relationship story, embracing every aspect of who you both are.
Adult Relationships
Adult relationships within families can be especially challenging to navigate, whether it's dealing with communication issues, finding it difficult to express your authentic self, or struggling to reconnect after a traumatic loss or significant event. Together, we can utilize this supportive space to process and work through these familial concerns, restrengthen your relationships, and create new, healthier bonds within your familyOur 90-minute couples check-ins are a safe space to reconnect, improve communication, and navigate challenges together—especially for interracial and culturally diverse couples balancing values and family dynamics.
Area of focus: Specializing in Life Transitions, Identity Challenges, Cultural/Racial Issues, Anxiety, Stress Management, Work-Related Stress, Attachment, Pre-Marital Counseling, Interracial Relationship conflict, Parenting Support, Trauma, Self-Help/Personal Growth, Parent/Older Adults dynamic, and Understanding Behavioral Patterns
Connect with Morgan
Agagah-Parlato., MA., LMFT, LPC
As a Togolese immigrant, daughter, sister, fur-mom, and wife in an interracial marriage, my identities profoundly shape my approach as a therapist, evolving each day. The challenges I’ve encountered have provided invaluable insight and a deep desire to assist individuals, couples, and families in overcoming their obstacles and defining their narratives.
Born in Togo, West Africa, I immigrated to the US at four. There, I soon encountered rejection due to my immigrant status. Enduring criticism for my skin color, language, and mannerisms, I struggled to question my identity and adapt to fit in.
Growing up in a culture marked by racism was burdensome. It led me to a journey of self-discovery, during which I grappled with embracing my true self. Despite the pressures, I preserved my native language, a vital aspect of my heritage, which ultimately became a source of strength.
Choosing the field of psychology was a conscious decision to reconnect with my essence, a journey I’ve been privileged to undertake. Through this path, I’ve cultivated self-love, and it continues to evolve.
My mission as a therapist is to foster visibility and empower clients to embrace their narratives. Whether working with individuals, couples, or families, I strive to provide a space where they can reclaim their stories and harness their inner strength for a fulfilling future.
My Approach
Given the diverse nature of our world, I employ an integrative approach with my clients, utilizing modalities that best meet their unique needs. I prioritize providing warmth, kindness, empathy, and directness when necessary.
I believe in approaches that respect the diverse ways we show up in the world and strive to understand how we wish to create change. My framework helps clients feel heard and visible, empowering them to claim their stories. I use techniques that address the cultural messages we receive throughout our lives from families, communities, and social institutions.
Credentials:
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
Licensed Professional Counselor
National Certified Counselor
Education:
Bachelor of Arts - Psychology
Master of Counseling - Couples and Family Counseling
My Therapy Rates
In-Person and Virtual availability
Individual Therapy: $150
Relationship Therapy: $200
*Sessions are 50min 90min sessions are available upon requestInsurance:
I’m in-network with most major insurances and work with Headway to provide insurance covered services.
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Payment Options: All major credit cards and HSA cards are accepted for payment
Open Path & Loveland Foundation
I also offer sliding scale payment options through OPEN PATH.
Loveland Foundation offers financial assistances to Black women or girls seeking therapy support.
Good Faith Estimate for Health Care Items and Services (No Surprise Act)- You have a right to receive a "Good Faith Estimate" explaining how much your medical care will cost. For questions or information about your right to a Good Faith Estimate, visit www.cms.gov/nosurprises or call the Colorado Division of Insurance at 303-894-7490 or 1-800-930-3745.
Couples Maintenance Therapy – 90-Minute Sessions
Your relationship deserves care, not just crisis management.
So many couples believe therapy is only for when things are “falling apart,” but the truth is—strong relationships need nurturing, too. Think of maintenance therapy as a regular tune-up: a space to reconnect, improve communication, and address concerns before they grow into something bigger.
In my 90-minute sessions, I provide a safe, intentional space for couples who:
Want occasional check-ins to keep their relationship strong
Need support improving communication and understanding their unique dynamic
Don’t always have friends, family, or community to lean on
Want to feel safe exploring insecurities, fears, or concerns without judgment
A Special Focus on Interracial & Culturally Diverse Couples
Being in an interracial or cross-cultural relationship can be both deeply rewarding and uniquely challenging. Together, we’ll work on:
Honoring each partner’s background and lived experience
Building your own shared relationship culture
Navigating extended family dynamics with care
Managing strong cultural or value-based differences that can impact your connection
These sessions aren’t about “fixing” you—they’re about strengthening the foundation you’ve already built and giving you tools to grow together with more clarity, compassion, and confidence.
Why 90 Minutes?
Relationships deserve more than a rushed conversation. A full 90 minutes gives us the breathing room to slow down, dig deeper, and practice new ways of showing up for each other.
Your relationship is worth the investment. Let’s create space for growth, understanding, and deeper connection.
