Brett Morell

Background

About Brett Morell

I am a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP), Coach, and Facilitator currently pursuing a Master of Science in Clinical Rehabilitation and Mental Health Counseling at Montana State University. My passion lies at the intersection of somatic approaches to psychology, mindfulness, and mental health advocacy. I'm committed to helping individuals and communities through processes of healing and transformation, especially those impacted by developmental trauma and PTSD. My work with Manatee, a forward-thinking Mental Health Care startup, has allowed me to guide families in navigating the complexities of developmental interventions for neuro-divergent, ADHD, and ODD children. As a Parent Coach, I've helped families embrace emotional regulation techniques and mindfulness practices, improving mental health outcomes for caregivers and their children. At Stephanie Somatics (SS), I've had the privilege of working closely under the tutelage of somatic psychotherapist Stephanie Scarminach. Our collaboration has been deeply enriching, enabling me to facilitate somatic practices and trauma healing for individuals affected by physical, sexual, and emotional abuse. At The Station Foundation in Bozeman, MT, I spearheaded retreats designed for veterans and their families, serving as both Mindfulness Coordinator & Retreat Facilitator. These retreats uniquely fused somatic practices with yogic disciplines, providing transformative healing experiences. Specifically tailored for the Special Operations Community, they focused on facilitating the integration of PTSD experiences, guiding veterans towards a path of recovery and resilience. In my role as a Men’s Coach & Retreat Facilitator with Evryman, I've been deeply committed to addressing men's mental health issues through practices like somatic meditation, mindfulness, and transformational coaching. Through founding and leading community support groups and curating unique retreat experiences, I've observed firsthand the remarkable transformation that can occur when men engage in openness and establish meaningful connections with one another. Whether addressing the needs of families navigating neurodiversity, aiding individuals in overcoming trauma, or creating spaces for men to explore emotional depth and connection, my goal is to help people experience change in a sustainable and lasting way. I am eager to expand my impact, contributing to a healthier, resilient, and more equitable society where every individual has access to the tools and support needed for their mental health and well-being.