About Me
Hi, my name’s Amy and here’s what I’m about
Amy started her career in the mental health field as a mental health technician in a psychiatric hospital to help patients work through intense and difficult moments in their life. Amy moved on to gain experience as a case manager and acquired the knowledge of resourcing and advocating for her clients in the community before she made the final steps to graduating from Kutztown University and becoming a licensed professional counselor, where she now continues to help people talk through and understand how to improve their lives.
Amy works with a wide variety of populations, such as children, adolescents, adults, and late adulthood. Amy has experience and helps with individual, couples, and family counseling.
Amy specializes and is working toward becoming a certified EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) therapist to help clients process unwanted trauma and any other blocking obstacles that can be preventing you from moving on and being who you want to be.
“I am and always will be the optimist. The hoper of far flung hopes and the dreamer of improbable dreams”
— Matt Smith, Doctor Who
In my free time, I like to…
Outside the therapy session, Amy enjoys going outside and participating in outdoor activities, such as kayaking, walking on trails with her sweet, but spicy corgi, and engaging in outdoor photography. Amy stays motivated by meeting new people and engaging in concerts/comedy shows.
When Amy stays inside, she watches a vast amount of movies related to horror and comedy, watches shows related to anime and sci fi, and plays video games.
Words of Appreciation
Every journey is personal. Here are some reflections from individuals who have experienced supportive care and meaningful connections.