Judy Morgan Grey, LPC, REAT is a Licensed Professional Counselor and an Expressive Arts Therapist specializing in individual, couples and family therapy, and maintains a private practice in Tempe, Arizona.

Morgan has over 13 years experience as a therapist, and as a graduate of The University of Phoenix and the International School of Intermodal Studies she uses an eclectic approachcombining the expressive arts, cognitive behaivoral, and metaphysical therapies.  Currently she is serving as a private practitioner working with a broad spectrum of clients including the gay, lesbian and transgendered community.
 
Among her areas of expertise are: working to empower those feeling the effects of stress, anxiety, anger, depression, those in relationships, providing parenting support and guidance, use of guided imagery, meditation and Self discovery at the spiritual level and the use of expressive arts therapy which allows the client to learn and grow while being guided through the imaginal realm.   

Throughout her childhood Morgan was always involved in some kind of creative expression whether it was singing, playing a musical instrument, drawing, painting, sculpting, dancing, cross country running, acting or writing. Additionally throughout her life she has been on a path of spiritual inquiry and growth. She received her Bachelors degree from The University of Kansas in Visual Communications and Illustration.

Years later while raising her two young children she had a strong calling to combine her spirituality and creativity into the profession of Counselor. She received her Masters Degree in Community Counseling from the University of Phoenix as well as graduate studies in Expressive Arts Therapy from the International School of Intermodal Studies Southwest in Tucson Arizona. Thousands of supervised hours later she received her Registration in Expressive Arts Therapy and is a Licensed Professional Counselor with the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners.

Her career as Therapist began in the non-profit sector working at Arizona Children's Association with families and children both as a reunification therapist. and as the Clinical Director.  At Free Arts for Abused Children she developed therapeutic creative art programs and trained volunteers run groups with children living in group homes, shelters, and residential treatment centers.  While a Clinical Director at a residential treatment center, The New Foundation, she lead a team of clinicians serving teens and their families help overcome behavioral and substance abuse issues.

Today at The Power Company she combines all of her work and life experiences in order to reach a broader range of the community in a variety of ways.

Education:
The University of Kansas
The University of Phoenix
International School of Intermodal Studies

License, Certifications & Awards
LPC-2321 through the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners http://azbbhe.us/
Registered Expressive Arts Therapist http://ieata.org/

Professional Activities and Memberships
Greater Phoenix Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce http://gpglcc.org/
Member and Board Member with IEATA International Expressive Arts Therapy Association http://ieata.org/
Member American Art Association http://www.arttherapy.org/
Particpating Member The Wellcare Foundation http://www.wellcarefoundation.org/