A Bit About Me

Hi, I’m Morgan—but please call me Ana! I’m actually in the process of changing it legally (yay!).

I can't live without my morning matcha, sitting on my floor pillow, and journaling. That quiet moment before the day starts? It’s sacred. I’m a planner by nature, but life has taught me that things rarely go exactly as expected. Learning to be flexible has been one of the most important (and hardest) lessons—and it’s made all the difference.

I work with women who’ve spent so much time caring for others that they’ve lost touch with their own needs. Many feel a deep sense of guilt even considering putting themselves first. I know that feeling—because I’ve been there too.

It’s not easy to rediscover what you want, or to believe your needs matter. But I’ve seen how powerful it can be to take even the smallest steps toward reclaiming your time, your energy, and your sense of self.

I also support couples who feel stuck in painful patterns—longing for more closeness but unsure how to get there. And I lead therapy groups that offer space to explore your story in community, where you don’t have to do the emotional heavy lifting alone.

If you’re the kind of woman who feels like prioritizing yourself means letting others down, I want you to know: you're not alone—and we’re already on the same page.

Ana Daffron, Brooklyn-based therapist, standing outdoors with the New York City skyline in the background.

Credentials & Clinical Background

Education
Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy
California State University, Chico – 2020

License
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT)
Practicing in Brooklyn, NY and serving clients throughout New York

Clinical Experience

Private Practice – Marriage and Family Therapist
March 2021 – Present
I specialize in trauma-informed therapy for women navigating burnout, low self-worth, and difficulty setting boundaries. I also work with couples and lead therapy groups focused on healing relationship patterns, reducing emotional overwhelm, and fostering connection. My work supports clients in reconnecting with their agency and prioritizing their emotional needs—often for the first time.

Inpatient Psychiatric Facility – Behavioral Health Clinician
January 2018 – October 2020
Provided crisis intervention and therapeutic support in a high-acuity setting, helping clients develop strategies for emotional regulation and stability.

Child and Family Therapy – Clinician
May 2020 – May 2021
Offered trauma-informed therapy to children and families, with a focus on attachment, emotional regulation, and strengthening family relationships.

Court-Mandated Therapy – Clinician
May 2019 – May 2020
Worked with court-referred clients, specializing in anger management, domestic violence, and substance use. Supported clients in building emotional awareness, regulation skills, and healthier relational patterns.