Relationships are complex and life can be difficult. This is an extraordinary time, one in which we find our personal healing and growth to be interwoven with the well being of our world. It is a time of evolution, from fight or flight or freeze to full-hearted presence and creative response and action. As a counselor, my deepest wish and daily work is to join with my clients as they move through challenges to the wholeness always present in each person.
Counseling, psychotherapy, and coaching can provide help during times of crisis and growth. They are ways of coping with the concerns of adult life: spirituality, life transitions, shame, self-esteem, codependency, addiction, eating disorders, chronic illness, grief, childhood abuse, and the fundamental concern of how to be happy. I hope this website provides you with a clear sense of who I am as a therapist and how I work with clients.
Please feel free to call with additional questions. We offer an introductory consulting session at no charge so that you may better know whether this is the right therapy setting for you.
Counseling, psychotherapy, and coaching can provide help during times of crisis and growth. They are ways of coping with the concerns of adult life: spirituality, life transitions, shame, self-esteem, codependency, addiction, eating disorders, chronic illness, grief, childhood abuse, and the fundamental concern of how to be happy. I hope this website provides you with a clear sense of who I am as a therapist and how I work with clients.
Please feel free to call with additional questions. We offer an introductory consulting session at no charge so that you may better know whether this is the right therapy setting for you.
Services
D., Sociology, MFT 25317: Amy works with individuals, couples, families, and groups including businesses.
She uses her psychotherapy orientations in Existential, Developmental, Mindfulness, Buddhist, Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), R-CS (Re-Creation of the Self), Milton Erikson Hypnotherapy, Family Systems, and Jung according to what will best serve the client.
Clients are seen for difficulties such as the array of individual issues, premarital and marital counseling, family life-cycle issues, and divorce counseling.
She uses her psychotherapy orientations in Existential, Developmental, Mindfulness, Buddhist, Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), R-CS (Re-Creation of the Self), Milton Erikson Hypnotherapy, Family Systems, and Jung according to what will best serve the client.
Clients are seen for difficulties such as the array of individual issues, premarital and marital counseling, family life-cycle issues, and divorce counseling.
What do the initials LMFT stand for?
LMFT means Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist.
Those with this license have completed a Master's or Doctoral level of instruction and been licensed by the Board of Behavioral Sciences in California.
Licensing may only be granted after 3000 hours of supervised work as an intern, and passage of 2 tests.
Those with this license are qualified to work with individuals of all ages, couples, and families.
Post licensure, Continuing education is required.
Beyond this are certifications in specialized modalities.
LMFT means Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist.
Those with this license have completed a Master's or Doctoral level of instruction and been licensed by the Board of Behavioral Sciences in California.
Licensing may only be granted after 3000 hours of supervised work as an intern, and passage of 2 tests.
Those with this license are qualified to work with individuals of all ages, couples, and families.
Post licensure, Continuing education is required.
Beyond this are certifications in specialized modalities.
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