Dr. Morgan Sowell, PhD, LP, LSSP

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Dr. Sowell Brings a Wealth of Expertise in Developmental and Mental Health Support to her Practice

A distinguished licensed psychologist and licensed specialist in School Psychology, Dr. Sowell is affiliated with Comprehensive Psychological Services of Texas.

Specializing in supporting individuals with autism, ADHD, and trauma histories, she is known for her compassionate and comprehensive approach to care. She has not only provided direct services to clients but has also trained new mental health professionals and served as a professor and clinical supervisor, contributing significantly to the growth and development of the next generation of practitioners in the field.

With a Ph.D. in School Psychology from Texas A&M University and a rich background that includes working with prestigious institutions such as MD Anderson Cancer Hospital, Dr. Sowell is a well-respected expert in the field. Her educational journey includes a master’s degree from UT Southwestern Medical School at Dallas in Rehabilitation Counseling Psychology and a bachelor’s degree from Texas Tech University in Psychology. 

Her extensive experience spans across various settings, including major school districts in Texas, where she has dedicated her career to identifying and addressing developmental, behavioral, and mental health concerns in individuals from infancy to adulthood.

Beyond her professional commitments, Dr. Sowell finds solace in nature and adventure. An avid hiker and camper, she embraces the outdoors as a way to recharge and rejuvenate. She also cherishes moments spent traveling with loved ones and exploring new culinary experiences, reflecting her vibrant and well-rounded personality.

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