Amy Consovoy

Amy Consovoy is a compassionate Licensed Professional Counselor who has dedicated over a decade to helping individuals heal their relationships with food, their bodies, and substances. Clients seeking help often wonder if issues like drinking, substance use, or disordered eating have escalated to a problematic level. Amy creates a non-judgmental space where people can confront their struggles with perfectionism, people-pleasing, and addiction. She understands that taking the first step towards asking for help can be daunting, but she is committed to guiding her clients in breaking the cycle of self-criticism and dependency on substances. Utilizing various therapy types, including Somatic, Trauma-Focused, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Amy collaborates with clients to develop personalized goals and interventions that best suit their needs. Her warmth and hopeful approach to therapy enable clients to feel supported as they face challenges, making the therapeutic journey one of shared resilience. Through her expertise in dealing with trauma, eating disorders, and behavioral addictions, Amy fosters an environment that inspires healing and growth for teens, adults, and elders alike.