Amy Simler

Amy Simler is a compassionate licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in helping teens, adults, and elders navigate the complexities of mental health challenges. She understands the feeling of being trapped inside one’s mind, burdened by internal narratives about how life should be, and she is dedicated to guiding individuals toward a more fulfilling present. Amy believes that it is common for people to get caught in their thoughts, and she recognizes the struggle to manage difficult feelings. With her collaborative and authentic approach, she facilitates a deeper connection to one’s thoughts and emotions, fostering awareness for lasting change. Having completed graduate clinical training at the Anxiety Treatment Center and Florida Atlantic University Counseling Center, she has further honed her expertise in eating disorders during her doctoral internship and post-doctoral residency at esteemed treatment centers such as The Renfrew Center and Oliver-Pyatt Centers. Amy offers a supportive space for individuals to explore their mental health journey and provides various therapy types, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Her professional commitment to holistic mental health care ensures that those seeking help with anxiety, eating disorders, self-esteem, and life transitions receive the thoughtful support they deserve.