

Trent Morrow, LCSW
Owner of L & B Counseling
Phone: 704-247-7353 Email: landbcounseling@landbcounseling.net
My career in mental health began in 1997. Since that time, I have had the privilege of working in incredible settings alongside amazing people, both clients and colleagues. Over the years, my work has continuously evolved in client populations, focus of care, and setting.
In 2010, I became a business owner, which opened a new chapter of growth and learning. Graduate school for social work does not include a course on running a business, so much of this journey has been through hands-on experience. That constant education has kept me curious, challenged, and passionate, much like the early years of my career.
Today, my passion lies in creating engaging presentations for all types of audiences, including school staff, caregivers, and entrepreneurs. I enjoy bringing information to life in a way that is both fun and practical, offering real-world solutions that can be applied immediately. I also love developing new service lines that expand access to mental wellness in the community by partnering with businesses to help employees receive timely support.
Another key part of my work is mentoring and developing young therapists into confident and skilled professionals who make a lasting impact in our community. I am proud that we have helped launch more than ten therapists into their own private practices.
When I started the business, my children were three and four years old. They have grown up witnessing the challenges and rewards of building a company centered on helping others. I am fortunate to have two children with strong helping hearts and to work alongside my wife, Megan, every day. Family and teamwork are central to who I am and to the values we live out at L & B Counseling.
Outside of work, I love being outdoors, especially running trails in the mountains. Trail running challenges me, grounds me, and helps me reconnect with nature and myself. I run six days a week with friends who push and inspire me. Running has taught me that growth and improvement are always possible, no matter your age or experience.
