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HELPING NAVIGATE THE CHALLENGES OF CHANGE.

Dr. Morris specializes in

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.

This type of therapy focuses on the complex interaction between your thoughts, feelings and behaviors, helping you make changes to improve how you see yourself and the world around you. Cognitive behavioral therapy is empirically supported and skills based. It teaches you how to manage stress, anxiety, mood and a variety of other difficulties using proven strategies and tools, focusing on current challenges while tackling underlying issues to relieve symptoms.

As a licensed clinical psychologist, Dr. Anne Morris works with individuals who are experiencing inflection points in their lives — relationship challenges, a career change, inability to find work-life balance, a new baby, or other personal and professional struggles.

As a wife, mother, and professional, Dr. Morris is familiar with the many stressors facing individuals. She focuses on the complex interaction between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors in order to make changes to improve how you see yourself and the world around you. Every session is tailored to each client to improve quality and enjoyment of life, emotion regulation, distress tolerance, and interpersonal effectiveness.

SERVICES

A comprehensive, integrated approach to navigating inflection points in life.

Individual Therapy

Dr. Morris has experience in treating a variety of disorder and challenges, including:

  • Life transitions: career change, divorce, medical illness, having children, starting/graduating college
  • Relationship difficulties, both personal and work-related
  • Family dynamic, parenting challenges
  • Emotional regulation, distress tolerance
  • Anxiety, stress, fear, worry
  • Depression, sadness, mood swings
  • Panic attacks, OCD, phobias, social anxiety, trauma
  • Sleep difficulties
  • Grief and loss
  • Self-esteem, resiliency, mindfulness

Dr. Morris also takes a comprehensive, integrated approach to therapy by looking at the lifestyle factors, such as stress, sleep, diet and exercise, that can either impede or accelerate progress.

Therapy for Professionals + Executives

Navigating the challenges of work and life. Comprehensive therapy designed for working professionals. Helping you find balance, focus and purpose.

Each executive therapy session is tailored to the client and includes customized strategies to improve emotion regulation, distress tolerance and interpersonal effectiveness.

A therapeutic framework for executives that integrates workplace performance, personal relationships, and individual struggles. Working in private, one-on-one sessions, Dr. Morris can help you:

  • Manage the challenges of a high-stress work environment
  • Navigate situations such as changing careers, beginning a new role or exiting a business
  • Juggle the escalating demands of career, relationships, and family
  • Work through personal challenges: anxiety, depression, divorce, grief and loss

Speaking Engagements + Executive Workshops

Through in-person sessions with executive teams, Dr. Morris can:

  • Unlock barriers to performance, progress and growth
  • Identify and manage stressors within an organization
  • Help strengthen relationships with colleagues and partners
  • Recommend strategies to improve collaboration and communication
  • Unlock barriers to performance, progress and growth

The Whole Self for Leaders

Most services treat executive issues (leadership, performance, productivity) separately from personal struggles (relationships, grief, parenting, identity). Professionals and executives often feel they can’t bring their “whole self” to either space. Dr. Morris bridges personal and professional inflection points — not “just coaching,” not “just therapy,” but a hybrid space where leaders can tackle anxiety, relationship strain, burnout, succession fears, parenting stress, AND executive decision-making under one umbrella.

For example:

  • Loneliness at the top (isolation, impostor syndrome even in high achievers)
  • Grief/loss around aging parents, divorces, or children leaving home — while leading teams
  • Post-exit identity crisis (what happens after selling a company or stepping down?)

MEET ANNE MILLER MORRIS, PHD

A licensed clinical psychologist in Dallas, Texas, Dr. Morris has 15+ years of clinical experience including 10+ years in private practice.

Throughout her career, she has worked with adults, couples and families in a variety of settings, including UT Southwestern, Vanderbilt University Medical Center and the Veteran Affairs Medical Center in Dallas. Over the years, Dr. Morris’ clinical interest now includes executive therapy, where she works with professionals to manage the stress of high-pressure careers and find a better work-life balance.

Dr. Morris earned a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Spanish from Vanderbilt University and both her Master’s and Doctorate Degrees in Clinical Psychology from Southern Methodist University, where she is also an adjunct professor.

CONTACT

Interested in becoming a client or booking a speaking engagement with Dr. Morris?

Speaking engagements

Dr. Morris has spoken in a number of different settings, including consulting and law firms, hospital systems, various schools and parents’ associations, and church groups.

Press

Dr. Morris has contributed to a variety of different news and academic outlets, including The Dallas Morning News, The Kid’s Doctor, NewsNation, and Pediatric Society of Greater Dallas.

Contact Dr. Anne Miller Morris

Dallas, TX

annemorrisphd@gmail.com
214.717.8168

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FAQs

How are therapy sessions conducted?

Individual therapy sessions take place in office or virtually (via a secure telehealth platform). Professional and Executive therapy sessions can also be done at your office, if that is preferred.

How often should I plan to meet?

Meeting weekly is encouraged at the beginning. More progress is made this way when sessions are more frequent. After some time, sessions can taper down to biweekly or monthly.

How long are sessions?

The initial intake session lasts 80 minutes. Regular therapy appointments going forward are 50 minutes. 80 minute appointments are available if needed.

Does Dr. Morris accept insurance?

Dr. Morris is not considered “in-network” for any insurance panels. Payment is due at the time of service. If needed, Dr. Morris can provide you with a statement to submit to your insurance.

What are the payment options?

Dr. Morris accepts credit card, Venmo or Zelle.

How much do sessions cost?

Please inquire with Dr. Morris regarding fees.

What is Dr. Morris’ cancellation policy?

There is a 24-hour cancellation policy in which the full fee is charged.

Anne Miller Morris, Ph.D.

Dallas, TX

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