Amy Rubin

Amy Rubin is a licensed professional counselor (LPC), licensed independent substance abuse counselor (LISAC), master addiction counselor (MAC), and a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional. She specializes in assisting clients grappling with anxiety, trauma/PTSD, ADHD, depression, and interpersonal issues. As a trained EMDR practitioner, Amy effectively utilizes this trauma-informed approach in her telehealth services. Many of her clients seek to transform behavior patterns or navigate 'stuck points', often rooted in past traumas. EMDR serves as a powerful tool for those looking to break free from the barriers holding them back from embracing their best lives. Recently, she has focused on aiding clients dealing with social anxiety and the challenges of ADHD. For individuals feeling overwhelmed by the prospect of returning to in-person work or school, Amy provides a reassuring presence, understanding the fears that have arisen from the pandemic. She recognizes that while medication can aid in managing ADHD, it is not a singular solution. Amy is committed to helping her clients identify their strengths and overcome obstacles, offering a compassionate ear and a safe space for exploration. If change feels daunting, she stands ready to support each individual's journey, emphasizing that seeking help is the crucial first step toward achieving personal goals.