Amy specializes in working with clients facing a wide range of concerns, including ADHD, late-diagnosed autism, perinatal mood disorders, OCD, stress disorders, and trauma. She is also passionate about couples therapy and has developed a strong interest in gerontology, supporting older adults and their families with care and dignity. Her expertise allows her to offer tailored interventions that meet clients where they are, while also preparing them for lasting change.

Deeply committed to inclusion, Amy warmly welcomes individuals, couples, and families into her practice. She understands that healing happens not only within the individual but also within relationships and communities. Clients often describe her as a steady and uplifting presence—someone who creates a safe, affirming space where people feel truly seen and valued, no matter their background or circumstances.

Outside of her counseling role, Amy finds joy and balance in her personal interests. She volunteers as a Master Gardener, tending to flowers and plants with the same patience and care she offers her clients. She also nurtures her love of music, having studied piano and vocal pedagogy, and finds mindfulness and focus through tennis. These pursuits enrich her life, providing creativity, renewal, and balance—qualities she brings back into her work with clients each day.