Amber Amick

My work is rooted in helping people feel safe enough to be honest with themselves—about their patterns, their lived experiences, and their capacity to change. I believe healing begins when we feel safe in our bodies and truly seen in our experiences, and my work is devoted to creating spaces where that becomes possible.

Whether I’m sitting with a client, supporting a clinician in supervision, or guiding a group or workshop, my goal is the same: to help people return to themselves in a way that feels grounded, embodied, and authentic. My approach is deeply relational and somatic—I listen not only to words, but to the nervous system, the body, and the subtle cues that reveal what feels safe, what feels guarded, and what is ready to unfold. Together, we track patterns, sensations, and inner responses, allowing insight to emerge not just cognitively, but experientially. This work helps people understand not only what they’re struggling with, but how their body learned to carry it.

My work is informed by the foundations of trauma neuroscience and mind–body healing, drawing inspiration from thinkers such as Peter Levine, Bessel van der Kolk, and the broader field of somatic and attachment-based therapy. 

At the heart of my work is the belief that nothing about you is wrong—your patterns are meaningful responses to real experiences. Our nervous systems learned what they needed to survive. What once protected you may no longer serve you, but it still deserves understanding rather than judgment. Healing is not about fixing—it’s about integrating, making meaning, and reclaiming choice.

In therapy, I offer a warm, attuned presence where clients can slow down, feel safe, and explore what they’ve carried alone for too long. In supervision, I take a developmental and relational approach—helping clinicians build confidence, refine their intuition, and practice ethically from a grounded, embodied place. In groups and workshops, I design experiences that are experiential, accessible, and deeply human—spaces where learning, connection, and healing can happen side by side.

Whether you are seeking personal healing, professional support, or community connection, my hope is that you leave our work together feeling more resourced, more empowered, and more at home in yourself.