Amy is a Registered Clinical Social Worker Intern with a focus on providing culturally sensitive therapy to immigrants, refugees, and the Latino community, addressing challenges like cultural transitions, trauma recovery, and adjusting to new environments. As a Spanish speaker, she offers care that honors the unique experiences of the Latino community and promotes healing. Amy is especially passionate about supporting survivors of suicide, guiding them through their healing journeys. Her work is deeply dedicated to fostering healing and offering culturally relevant care to those navigating trauma and life changes.

 

Counseling Population:

• Children

• Adolescents

• Adults

• Immigrants 

• Refugees

• Latinx Community

 

Areas of Passion:

• Cultural Adjustments

• Anxiety

• Depression

• Grief

• Trauma

• Life Transitions

 

My Therapy Approach:

Amy became a therapist because, as a Latina, she recognized the need for more representation in her community. Driven by a desire to create a space where individuals with similar backgrounds could feel seen and understood, she aimed to provide culturally relevant and compassionate support. Her goal is to empower others to overcome challenges and achieve their full potential.

 

In My Spare Time: 

Outside of work, Amy loves weightlifting, exploring new restaurants, and spending quality time with her family and friends. She’s also passionate about traveling and broadening her perspective on the world.

 

My Availability:

Amy is currently accepting new clients for individual clients for online sessions and in-person sessions at the Brandon location.