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Ryan Morgan

Director of Operations

I began my career in mental health from the perspective of a patient. Along my recovery journey, I had the opportunity to work with individuals who truly embodied what long term recovery looks like, and I knew that was the path I wanted to follow.

I have worked across many levels of care, including inpatient treatment, detox, outpatient services, peer recovery, and now the telehealth space. It is both my passion and responsibility to ensure that every individual I work with feels seen, heard, and supported, regardless of their circumstances or where they are in their journey.

I am a man in long term recovery with over 10 years of sobriety, committed to leading by example and continually growing my knowledge to better serve our clients. My family is my greatest motivation, and I value time spent with my wife and our three children.

As a Colorado native, I enjoy being outdoors, staying active, and serving as a leader within my community. Recovery has given me a life rooted in purpose, connection, and service, and I am honored to be part of that process for others at Drift Behavioral Health.

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Reaching out for help can feel tough, but Drift makes it easy. Our caring professionals are ready to help you manage your mental health concerns and find hope again. Contact us today and take the first step toward better mental wellness.

Latest Resources

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Can Generalized Anxiety Disorder be Cured?

If you’re wondering, ‘Can generalized anxiety disorder be cured?’ The honest answer is that there’s no one-time cure for GAD. However, it is highly treatable. With professional treatment, many people

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Does my teen have to admit they have a problem to get treatment? No. And that’s worth knowing, because waiting for that admission can mean waiting a long time. Denial

A woman wonders: is telehealth IOP as effective as in-person care?

Is Telehealth IOP as Effective as In-Person Care?

Research suggests telehealth IOP can produce outcomes comparable to in-person care for many people. Research comparing office-based and telehealth psychiatric IOP found comparable clinical outcomes and patient participation across both

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