Amanda Sovik-Johnston, PhD, is a dedicated psychologist specializing in family, couples, and individual therapy for both children and adults. With a strong belief in the power of supportive relationships, she enables individuals to gain new insights into their challenges and develop skills for healthier, more fulfilling lives. Utilizing a strengths-based approach, Amanda incorporates cognitive-behavioral, interpersonal, and systemic interventions in her practice. She recognizes that significant change often occurs when collaboration exists among doctors, psychologists, teachers, and other professionals. With the client's consent, Amanda engages in consultation with these parties to enhance the understanding of issues and cultivate solutions that extend beyond the therapy room. Her advocacy is a strong asset, particularly for those facing depression, anxiety, self-injury, school and learning difficulties, trauma, and various other concerns. Additionally, Amanda acknowledges the value of brief consultations during critical life events such as divorce, grief, or transitions in development. With extensive knowledge in working with adolescents, women's issues, special education, and multi-problem families, Amanda Sovik-Johnston is committed to supporting individuals on their therapeutic journey.