Isak Morris

They/Them

Not Accepting New Clients

As a systemic therapist, Isak thinks people are a little bit like nesting dolls: each going through life as the little one in the middle, whole and independent, yet undeniably embedded in larger contextual structures. Isak meets you with compassion, humor, and non-judgment in therapy, holding your bigger picture in mind as you work together to integrate the realities of your context with the realities of your heart. Isak views the self as a constellation of parts, all of whom are welcomed and held in the therapy space. Their approach is relational and integrative, drawing from such frameworks as attachment theory, IFS, narrative, contextual, and play therapies.

Isak’s background and training have centered around clinical work with children and adolescents in high-acuity settings. Isak has in-depth experience working with attachment disruptions, trauma, “big behavior,” ADHD and ASD, suicidal ideation and self-injury, and queer and transgender identity navigation. Isak is a neurodivergent and queer-identifying provider who welcomes the opportunity to support clients navigating their own experiences at those intersections. Isak is passionate about destigmatizing neurodiversity and sees therapy not as a way for us to change who we are, but to foster a meaningful life anchored in self-acceptance.

In and out of the therapy room, Isak is oriented towards principles of social justice. They are committed to an anti-racist practice, allied with sex workers, and operate from a body-neutral, food-neutral, Health at Every Size perspective. Isak has undergone training through the Minnesota Coalition Against Sexual Assault (MNCASA) and has specialty experience working with victims/survivors of sexual violence. Isak most typically sees clients under the age of 18, however, their caseload is diverse and also includes adults, couples, and families.

Outside of LynLake, Isak is a singer, a pianist, an avid traveler and language learner, and an all-around curious person. They love being outside, especially by the ocean, and have a pipe dream of someday living with their dog Oscar in a houseboat on Puget Sound (and maybe making friends with their giant octopus neighbors).

Isak is working under the licensed supervision of Christina Jobelius while they pursue clinical licensure as a Marriage and Family Therapist.