Morgan T. Dominguez, MA, LMHC-D (NY), LMHC (FL),  LPC (NJ), LPC (CT), CST

Morgan Dominguez is an AASECT-Certified Sex Therapist and Supervisor-in-Training and the Founder and Psychotherapist of Amora Therapy, a private psychotherapy practice serving individuals and couples across multiple states. She specializes in helping clients cultivate healthy, fulfilling, and authentic sexual and relational lives through compassionate, evidence-based care.

Drawing from an integrative approach, Morgan works with a wide range of sexual concerns, including anorgasmia, dyspareunia, vaginismus, low desire, menopausal transitions, erectile difficulties, sexual self-esteem, and the impact of anxiety, trauma, and relational dynamics on sexual functioning. She also works extensively with clients navigating concerns related to problematic pornography use, sexual compulsivity, infidelity recovery, and identity exploration, including LGBTQIA+ experiences, kink, and BDSM.

Morgan’s therapeutic approach integrates cognitive behavioral, mindfulness-based, multicultural, relational, and trauma-informed frameworks to create a space that is compassionate, affirming, shame-free, and grounded in both the physiological and psychological dimensions of sexuality. As an EMDR-trained clinician with specialized expertise in trauma, relationships, and couples counseling, she helps clients heal from past experiences while strengthening emotional, relational, and erotic intimacy.

In addition to her clinical work through Amora Therapy, Morgan provides professional education and mentorship to clinicians developing competency in sex therapy. She has conducted continuing education trainings focused on the assessment and treatment of female diminished desire and orgasm difficulties, offering CE credits toward professional licensure.

As an AASECT Supervisor-in-Training, Morgan is passionate about helping developing clinicians and sex therapists deepen their clinical skills, confidence, and self-awareness when working with complex sexual concerns. Her supervision emphasizes a nonjudgmental and sex-positive approach, integration of biopsychosocial and multicultural perspectives, and thoughtful exploration of transference, countertransference, and therapist comfort with sexual content.