Amy Peterson

There are a number of reasons people choose to seek out therapy: grief and loss, an unexpected crisis, or a difficult life transition just to name a few. But when you are dealing with increased stress or feeling “stuck,” it can be even more difficult to manage life’s challenges or utilize former ways of coping in an effective way. Whatever your reason for seeking out therapy, my goal is to create a safe, supportive space to explore existential questions, gain a fresh perspective, and build hope that change is possible. I believe having an objective listener can be beneficial for anyone, whether you are going through a crisis or wrestling with day-to-day challenges. For those who are interested in diving deeper, the guided self-reflection fundamental to counseling can increase insight and personal growth. I have additional training in Medical Family Therapy and am passionate about helping individuals and families navigate the complex road of chronic and acute physical health conditions.