Amy Rinde is a Marriage & Family Therapist with a Master of Arts degree in Marriage & Family Therapy and Art Therapy. Her qualifications include a license in Marriage & Family Therapy (Lic.: LF00002073) and a Child Mental Health Specialist certification. With over 24 years of experience, Amy specializes in treating teens and adults, focusing on key issues such as depression, anxiety, and coping skills. Through her compassionate and inclusive approach, she helps her clients expand their potential and create personal roadmaps to emotional health and wellbeing. By employing an integrative, person-centered, and psychodynamic framework rooted in attachment theory and family systems, Amy fosters an environment of trust where listening and acknowledgment are paramount. She tunes into her clients during each session, understanding their unique experiences to help meet their needs. The therapy process often involves reparenting, allowing individuals to address childhood wounds and achieve a sense of peacefulness and healing. Amy's diverse modalities include expressive arts, mindfulness practices like meditation and visualization, and emotion regulation techniques from Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), making her a versatile choice for those seeking therapeutic support.