Hi, I’m Morganne Crouser​
(they/them), LICSW
I’ve been in the field since 2006 and have held my independent license since 2014. Over the years, I’ve worked with a wide range of folks — from families involved with DCF, to youth in residential care, to people navigating incarceration in maximum security, to those from low-income and historically marginalized communities. My clinical approach is flexible and responsive, often drawing from attachment theory, somatic practices, and systems thinking to support growth, healing, and connection.
Identity-Affirming Care and Supervision
I offer supervision and consultation for mental health professionals who want to show up with honesty, clarity, and a deep commitment to identity-affirming care. I especially love working with queer, trans, nonbinary, and neurodivergent clinicians — whether you’re early in your career, finding your footing, or figuring out how to bring more of yourself into the work.
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Consult with Someone Who Get's It
Holding marginalized identities in the workplace
As a queer, nonbinary, autistic clinician with ADHD, I know how powerful it is to be seen and supported by someone who gets it. I work with pre-licensed social workers in Massachusetts and with mental health professionals across the country who are looking for collaborative, trauma-informed, and neurodiversity-affirming supervision. I also consult with clinical supervisors who want to strengthen their relationships with supervisees or shift toward a more inclusive and liberation-focused approach.
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Folks I work with come from all kinds of settings — private practice, community mental health, residential programs, and human service agencies. Common themes we explore together include navigating identity disclosure at work, coming out or transitioning on the job, supervising neurodivergent clinicians, or simply trying to feel more confident and clear in your clinical role.
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My Approach
My approach blends reflective supervision, anti-oppressive frameworks, and a deep respect for lived experience. I’m warm, direct, playful, and collaborative — and I bring curiosity and clarity to each conversation. I love helping people name what they need, understand what’s getting in the way, and step into their power as thoughtful, ethical, whole-hearted professionals.
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Offerings
In addition to supervision and consultation, I create therapeutic games and can offer guidance on using playful, creative, and developmentally attuned interventions in your work with clients — especially those navigating trauma or identity development.
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I offer individual and group supervision, case consultation, and organizational consultation — all virtually. I’m licensed in Massachusetts for social work licensure supervision, but available for consultation anywhere. I have particular expertise in trauma work, foster care systems, family dynamics, gender-affirming care, and the Attachment, Self-Regulation and Competency (ARC) model.
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