Amanda Christenson is an experienced Marriage & Family Therapist (MS, LMFT) specializing in helping couples impacted by pornography and sexual addiction. With a focus on fostering accountability among addicts, both male and female, she emphasizes the importance of genuine connection, moving away from avoidance behaviors. Amanda is dedicated to empowering partners of addicts, equipping them with the tools to establish healthy boundaries and comprehend their experiences of betrayal trauma. She skillfully facilitates full disclosures between couples, guiding them towards healing and the rebuilding of trust. Drawing upon her extensive experience with various marital issues, she assists clients in recognizing negative patterns that inhibit closeness and connection within their relationships. Amanda employs a comprehensive range of therapeutic approaches, including EMDR, Emotionally Focused Therapy, Narrative Therapy, and Internal Family Systems, all through an attachment-based lens. Her approach is characterized by warmth, humor, and honesty, allowing clients to foster meaningful self-understanding and identify what is truly significant in their lives. As an AAMFT Approved Supervisor and adjunct faculty member teaching in the MFT master's program at Brigham Young University, Amanda is honored to accompany individuals on their most intimate journeys. She deeply respects the resilience required to navigate profound pain, and she is committed to illuminating paths of hope and healing.