Amy specializes in working with survivors of complex trauma, including physical, emotional, and sexual abuse/assault, and religious trauma. Amy works with clients are ages fifteen and up. She practices from a client-focused, anti-oppressive, and harm-reductionist framework.

Amy is a client-centered therapist. Some of the evidenced-based interventions she utilizes are EMDR, Somatic Experiencing (SE), Trauma-Informed Stabilization Treatment (TIST), Experiential Therapy, and mindfulness. In addition to her work in the anti-sexual violence field, Amy’s experience also includes serving clients in inpatient substance abuse treatment and those who have experienced religious trauma.

Amy is passionate about this work because she understands that there is so much hope and healing available for clients who are ready to do this work. Amy holds her client's stories and trust with reverence. She experiences it is an honor to have the opportunity to collaborate with each & every client on their individual journeys and to witness their bravery and healing.