Hi! I’m Dr. Amy—psychologist, mom of three, and a specialist in coparenting, neurodevelopment, and family relationships.
I’m here to help you feel more confident, connected, and supported as you navigate parenting and strengthen your family bonds.
Holidays Without the Heartache
Sunday, November 8 | 12-1:30 PM EST
The holidays are supposed to bring families together. But they can also bring up hurt feelings, competing expectations, divided loyalties, old family dynamics, parenting differences, difficult conversations—and the fear of feeling left out.
WE’LL TALK ABOUT:
Navigate changing holiday plans, shared time, and family expectations
Communicate hurt feelings and needs without guilt or conflict
Handle parenting differences, traditions, gifts, and boundaries
Avoid old family patterns, divided loyalties, and unnecessary drama
Repair difficult moments and let go of the pressure for a perfect holiday
PLUS: Real-life scripts for difficult holiday conversations + live Q&A with Dr. Amy.
Let’s Work Together
Meet Dr. Amy
I’m a psychologist, mom to three spirited boys, lifelong athlete, nature enthusiast, aspiring pianist, basketball fan, and lover of all things French. I created this site as a resource hub — a space where clients, parents, and anyone curious about mental health can find grounded, compassionate guidance.
Whether you’re navigating the complexities of parenting, facing major life changes like divorce, navigating your children’s developmental needs, or simply searching for tools to build emotional strength, you’ll find practical support here, informed by both clinical research and everyday experience.
I care deeply about this work and feel honored to support those walking the often challenging, always meaningful path of personal and family growth. In my clinical work, I strive to bring empathy, clarity, and honesty — creating a space where healing and development feel possible.
Thanks for visiting. I hope this space meets you where you are, and helps you move forward with greater confidence and connection.
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