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Amy wants to assist you in making positive changes in your life.
Amy has been described as: caring,
intuitive, practical, creative, gets
quickly to the core issue, able to
see the big picture, respectful of
individual’s values and beliefs and
able to focus on the positive. She
is a skilled and nurturing
listener. She is able to hold
clients accountable in a gentle yet
firm manner in a warm, nurturing and
playful environment.
Amy’s genius lies in her genuine caring for her clients and her
ability to support them in
consciously creating lives they
love. Her clients credit her for
being able to quickly see core
issues and guide them to positive
change. Often described as being
gentle yet strong and practical, Amy
provides a safe space for clients to
deal with emotionally charged issues
and to share their greatest dreams
and hopes
Amy focuses both on personal growth and relationships. Amy wants
to assist you in living, surviving
and thriving in your genius AND in
being connected to others in healthy
relationships with ease and joy.
She can assist you in creating a
clear vision for the future,
identifying what’s holding you back
and learning how to take the next
steps to accomplish your goals. She
has been working with individuals
and couples since 1994.
As both a counselor and life coach, Amy is fortunate to be able
to tie together skills and lessons
learned from her varied background
in business, counseling and
psychotherapy, pastoral counseling,
Gestalt training, life coaching,
mediation, conflict resolution, and
relationship work.
Amy is certified as a Conscious Relationship and Body-Mind
Vibrance Coach by the Hendricks
Institute. Amy is currently in an
advanced leadership training program
with Kathlyn and Gay Hendricks.
Amy has given numerous presentations and workshops on
relationships, personal growth,
organization and clutter, and
creating the best year of your
life. Amy taught divorce recovery
for six years and has written over
fifty articles on divorce and
relationships. Amy has an MA in
Marriage and Family Therapy from
Christian Theological Seminary and
an MBA from Butler.
Amy is a Clinical Member of American Association of Marriage and
Family Therapists, Network of Women
in Business, Rainmakers and the
International Coaching Federation.
Amy describes herself as a lifelong
learner. She is the mother of three
wonderful almost grown children and
enjoys hiking, yoga, cooking,
gardening, travel, laughing, and
having fun.
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