Amanda Mole

Amanda Mole is a Clinical Social Worker and therapist specializing in the treatment of adults and elders, particularly those grappling with depression, trauma, PTSD, and anxiety. She adopts a warm and culturally sensitive approach, ensuring that clients from various backgrounds feel welcome in her practice. With particular expertise in addressing the effects of religious trauma—such as spiritual abuse, sexism, and sexual abuse—Amanda is known for her neurodiversity-affirming stance, warmly welcoming clients who are autistic or identify with other neurodiverse experiences. Her specialized training encompasses a range of therapeutic styles, including mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT), compassion-focused therapy, internal family systems (IFS), and trauma-focused therapy. Her eclectic methodology also includes cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), providing tailored support to individuals and couples. As a therapist, Amanda prioritizes her clients, believing firmly that they are in control of their therapeutic journey. This client-centered approach fosters a safe space for healing and growth, empowering individuals to develop new skills while processing and integrating their experiences. With experience in areas such as domestic violence, sexual assault, LGBTQIA issues, and gender dysphoria, Amanda is dedicated to supporting her clients every step of the way on their personal healing journeys.