Meet Molly Morse
education & career background
Marriage & Family Therapist
MFT Registered Intern
License# IMT4740
Molly Morse earned her Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy from the University of South Florida. Her clinical experience includes working with couples and individuals in both a private practice and Veterans Affairs settings.
Molly approaches therapy from a systemic, attachment-based perspective, recognizing that our relationships, past experiences, and patterns of connection influence how we understand ourselves and interact with others. She has a particular passion for helping couples navigate relationship challenges, strengthen emotional connections, and move beyond patterns that leave them feeling disconnected or misunderstood.
While couples therapy is a central focus of her work, Molly also welcomes individuals seeking support with personal challenges, life transitions, emotional well-being, and relationship concerns. She believes that understanding ourselves within the context of our experiences and relationships can create opportunities for meaningful and lasting change.
Molly’s therapeutic style is warm, collaborative, and compassionate, while also being direct and engaged. She believes meaningful progress comes not only from feeling heard and understood, but also from being willing to explore difficult emotions, challenge familiar patterns, and consider new perspectives. She strives to create an environment where clients feel comfortable being themselves while being supported and encouraged toward meaningful growth.
Who does Molly work with?
Molly works with adult individuals, couples, and families.
Appointments can be made by emailing Molly at molly@osgoodmhc.com or via phone/text at 813.641.4243.
The practice offers a free 15-minute consultation for all new clients to ensure an appropriate fit.
Appointment times are flexible for with weekday availability. Inquire via email or text for current appointment openings.
