Amy Beth Ryberg

Amy Beth Ryberg, LMSW, BCD, is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist who deeply believes in treating each individual as a unique person, complete with their own strengths, goals, and life experiences. Specializing in adults and elders aged 65 and over, Amy offers a diverse array of therapeutic approaches, including Compassion Focused Therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Psychobiological Approach Couple Therapy, and Psychodynamic techniques. Her eclectic style accommodates a wide range of concerns, such as depression, anxiety, relationship issues, reproductive challenges, and struggles with compulsive behaviors, particularly overeating. Understanding that life transitions—be it parenting, marriage, divorce, empty nesting, or navigating grief and chronic illness—can be particularly challenging, she employs an integration of psychodynamic, cognitive behavioral, relaxation techniques, and adjunctive methods, such as yoga, journaling, and art, tailored to the needs of her clients. While Amy primarily works with individuals, she is also adept in guiding couples and families through their unique challenges. She views the therapeutic relationship as the cornerstone for recovery and personal growth, prioritizing connection over any specific technique, with a proven track record of helping individuals who have previously encountered unsatisfactory therapy experiences. Her resourceful, flexible, and empathetic approach ensures that clients feel valued and understood.