Amanda (she/they) is a pre-licensed clinician who graduated with their MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and Psychology from Troy University in 2024. Some of her clinical experience includes animal-assisted play therapy, sand tray, victim advocacy, dialectical behavioral therapy, and narrative/somatic therapy.

Utilizing a constructive and eclectic theoretical approach, they operate from a person-centered, trauma-informed lens that focuses on diverse evidence-based solution strategies that allow clients to explore the narrative of their reality.

Amanda enjoys working with individuals navigating trauma, grief, LGBTQ+ identity development, mood/personality disorders, and chronic illness/dynamic disability. She prioritizes creating a safe and affirming space to collaborate with clients in a way that is uniquely individual to them.

When not in a clinical setting, Amanda enjoys training horses and service dogs, going to concerts, gaming/building PC’s, playing guitar, and advocating for disability accessibility.

Serving clients in Massachusetts