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Amy Hetrick, MSW, LSW, CTP (she/her/hers) has been working with women with substance use disorder (SUD) as the founder and director of a transitional living program for nearly a decade. In this role, she has utilized her gifts of compassion, empathy, and connection to gain the trust of her clients. With her Masters of Social Work degree, Amy strives to create a safe space to allow individuals to experience vulnerability and reconnect with their authentic selves. Amy thinks outside the box to collaborate with her clients to encourage them to discover joy, develop hope, and find a sense of purpose. As a ceramic artist, painter, musician, chef, and gardener, Amy’s joy comes from the art of living.
Amy is a trained facilitator in the externalization process of the Growth and Transition Workshop. She has also completed her EMDR training. Amy honors the sacredness of trauma. She believes that repairing the disconnection of self, caused by the pain of trauma, is a fluid healing process. Integrating the past and present to discover inner freedom in order to navigate a hopeful future.
“What we have gone through is an asset for our future.” – Viktor E. Frankl
Amy is a psychotherapist who utilizes a strengths-based approach when collaborating with clients and their family systems. Amy combines traditional talk therapy, EMDR, inner child work, relational trauma repair, Motivational Interviewing, mindfulness techniques, dream interpretation and various action-based methods with her clients to move toward post-traumatic growth.
Amy’s typical fee is $155 for individual therapy (53 min); she can work on a flexible sliding scale if needed. Although she only works on a self-pay basis, she is able to provide documentation for clients to submit for out-of-network reimbursement from their insurance provider.
