Meet Amy

Hello! I am Amy and I hold a master’s degree in clinical counseling with a concentration in applied behavior analysis. With my strong foundation in behaviorism, and additional training in

music, yoga, and gardening, I blend evidence-based and holistic practices. 

My professional journey reflects a commitment to blending science with compassion, offering clients support that

is both structured and firmly grounded in real world experience.

At the heart of my counseling style is a client-centered and strengths-based perspective. I believe that every individual carries the potential for growth, and my role is to create a supportive environment where clients can recognize and strengthen their own resilience.

Through this approach, I foster a sense of empowerment, helping people identify their unique abilities while building new skills for navigating life’s challenges.

I specialize in working with clients facing a wide range of concerns, including late-diagnosed autism and ADHD, perinatal mood disorders, OCD, stress disorders, and trauma. 

Outside of my counseling role, I volunteer as a Master Gardener and enjoy playing tennis!

Amy works with clients ages 18+