Amy McMichael, a Marriage & Family Therapist and LMFT, believes that experiencing life fully means embracing a wide spectrum of balanced emotions. When feelings of sadness, anger, guilt, shame, or anxiety begin to interfere with one's physical, mental, and relational well-being, her psychotherapy practice offers the necessary support to restore balance, leading to healing and personal growth. Amy recognizes that a trusted and meaningful relationship between therapist and client is the cornerstone of effective therapy. Therefore, she creates a safe, nurturing environment where active listening fosters a transformative healing process. Her specialty lies in working with clients facing anxiety, depressive moods, addiction, grief and loss, eating disorders, relationship challenges, identity struggles, and issues stemming from sexual abuse. Furthermore, Amy is particularly effective in assisting elderly individuals navigating life's transitions, addressing LGBTQ+ relational and societal challenges, as well as family and parenting concerns. As an Asian American woman, she brings a valuable multicultural perspective to her client interventions and therapeutic practices. Amy's mission is to empower individuals to cultivate an emotionally balanced life, and she is eager to guide them on their journey of healing and growth.