Meet Our Team
Board of Directors:
Shanna West
Karen Crowl
Donna Bacon

Professional Counselor-BSP, CRADC, DAIP, SQP
Bachelor of Science in Psychology
Todd Morgan
Certified Alcohol and Counselor Domestic Abuse Intervention Professional Understanding that recovery is possible! My complicated past led me to counseling. This personal battle allows me to relate and understand what you are experiencing. Remember when you feel all alone, like nobody understands, and feel like giving up, Morgan Counseling Service, LLC is here for you.

Office Administrator
Jenifer Schapeler
Bio Coming soon

Professional Counselor-MAADCII, DAIP
Shanna West
No judgment. That is how I like to counsel my clients. This is because I have been there. I was an active alcoholic and addict from 12 years old up until I was 36 years old. I have been on each end of domestic violence, so I have perspective from both sides. My previous lifestyle helps me understand you and you will encourage me to grow as well. My mission is to share experiences to allow us to live a clean and sober life and finally feel like we are alive instead of just trying to survive. I believe that all of us have the power to beat addiction. Your journey is just getting started and it is going to be the most transformative and beautiful experience of your life.
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MAADC II, BIP, MRSS, HRS, MARS
Brandy Stroble
I am a counselor and group facilitator with a passion for helping people recognize their
strength, take accountability for their choices, and build a life they can be proud of. My
work focuses on Batterer Intervention Programming (BIP), domestic violence education, Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT), substance abuse recovery, anger management, and helping individuals develop healthier ways of communicating and managing their
emotions. I chose this work because I needed people to believe I was capable of change during my recovery and I believe that for you also. I have seen firsthand from personal
experiences that a person’s past does not have to determine their future. Change can
be difficult, and recovery is rarely a straight path, but with support, and a willingness to
do the work, people can create something different for themselves.
My professional experience includes peer support, case management, recovery
services, group facilitation, and working with individuals facing substance use, trauma,
relationship challenges, and involvement with the criminal justice system. These
personal experiences have taught me the importance of meeting people where they are
while still challenging them to take responsibility for where they want to go.
I facilitate BIP, MRT and recovery groups because I want participants to understand not
only what they need to change, but why change matters. In my groups, I strive to
create an environment where people can be honest about their experiences while
learning practical tools for accountability, healthy relationships, emotional regulation,
communication, and long-term recovery, as I have been on both sides of domestic
violence.
One of my strongest beliefs is that things can get better. A person may have made
harmful choices, struggled with addiction, experienced difficult circumstances, or spent
years believing they could not change—but none of those things mean their story has to
end there. Growth begins when we are willing to look honestly at ourselves, accept
responsibility, and choose a different direction.
I am grateful to part of the Todd Morgan Counseling team and to have the opportunity to walk alongside people as they work toward healthier relationships, recovery,
accountability, and a better future.
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LMSW, CRADC, CPS
Cody Griffey
If you’re struggling with addiction, self-worth, or feeling stuck in patterns that no longer serve you, you don’t have to figure it out alone. As someone with lived experience in recovery, I offer a warm, relaxed, and nonjudgmental space where you can feel comfortable being honest about what you’re going through.
I specialize in addiction recovery and use a strength-based, trauma-aware approach
to help clients navigate addiction, shame, relationships, self-esteem, and other
challenges that can make it difficult to build the life they want. My own recovery journey has given me a deep understanding of the courage it takes to ask for help and the impact that judgment and stigma can have on the recovery process. Therapy with me is collaborative and goal-oriented. Together, we’ll identify what you
want your life to look like, build on the strengths you already have, and work toward
meaningful change. My goal is to help you increase behaviors that move you toward
the life you want while developing greater self-acceptance, confidence, and a stronger sense of purpose. I provide services to individuals from adolescents to older adults. The services I offer are:
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Mental Health Evaluations
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ASAM Assessments
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Mental Health Therapy
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Addiction Counseling
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Case Management