Her work blends ecotherapy, Gottman Method, somatic practices, and outdoor experiential therapy to help individuals, couples, and families reconnect to themselves, their relationships, and the living world around them. Amanda’s approach is grounded, direct, and deeply respectful of the wisdom carried by bodies, landscapes, and nervous systems.
In addition to private practice, she volunteers in search and rescue, disaster response, and community resilience initiatives. Her work sits at the intersection of healing, preparedness, and reverence for the natural world.
Amanda offers nature-centered, trauma-informed therapy services that integrate outdoor settings, somatic awareness, and relational healing. Services are tailored to the unique needs of each client/family and grounded in evidence-based practices and ecological attunement.
Specialty Areas:
• Ecotherapy for trauma, anxiety, and burnout
• Climate grief and eco-anxiety support
• Couples therapy with nature-based interventions
• Somatic and nervous system regulation
• Disaster and crisis-informed mental health support
• Relational repair and attachment work
• Mindfulness-in-nature practices
Modalities May Include:
• Walk-and-talk outdoor therapy
• Nature-based grounding and regulation exercises
• Attachment-focused relational therapy
• Curated solo nature assignments
• Eco-symbolic and ritual work (as clinically appropriate)
Populations Served:
• Individuals
• Couples
• Families
• Helpers, healers, and emergency responders