SPECIALITY SERVICES
Focused assessment, consultation, and
treatment support.
Eating Disorder Assessments, Evaluations & Consultation
Amy provides comprehensive eating disorder assessments, evaluations, and consultation for adolescents and adults experiencing disordered eating, body image concerns, restrictive eating patterns, binge eating, purging behaviors, compulsive exercise, and related emotional or family
concerns.
Services may include diagnostic clarification, emotional and behavioral assessment, treatment recommendations, referrals to appropriate outpatient, medical, nutritional, or higher-level care providers, and consultation to determine the most appropriate level of care. Recommendations may consider outpatient therapy, nutritional counseling, IOP, PHP, residential treatment, inpatient hospitalization, medical monitoring, or other specialized supports when clinically indicated.
Therapy For
First Responders
Amy provides trauma-informed therapy and wellness-focused support for police officers, firefighters, EMTs, dispatchers, and first responders navigating the emotional impact of public safety work.
Treatment may focus on cumulative trauma exposure, PTSD symptoms, occupational burnout, anxiety, depression, sleep difficulties, emotional regulation, relationship strain, critical incident stress, and strengthening healthy coping and resilience strategies.
Court Consultation And Family Law Support.
Amy offers court-informed consultation services related to high-conflict family systems, parent-child contact concerns, reunification therapy, treatment planning, and professional collaboration with attorneys, Guardians ad Litem, and other providers when clinically appropriate.
As a member of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC), Amy's work is informed by interdisciplinary best practices focused on children, families, conflict resolution, role clarity, and clinically appropriate recommendations
CLINICAL SUPERVISION
Virginia Board of
Social Work Supervision
Amy provides approved clinical supervision for master's-level social workers pursuing licensure as Licensed Clinical Social Workers through the Virginia Board of Social Work. Supervision focuses on ethical decision-making, clinical documentation, assessment and diagnosis, trauma-informed care, professional boundaries, case conceptualization, and development of a confident professional identity.
Supervision may include discussion of complex clinical presentations, family systems, crisis response, consultation skills, and practical preparation for independent clinical practice.