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"When you help, you see life as weak,
When you fix, you see life as broken,
When you serve, you see life as whole."
- Rachel Naomi Remen, MD
"I cannot say enough about the quality of
Amy Pierce's intelligent, compassionate presence. As a therapist and pastoral counselor myself, I wanted to find
these qualities in the person who would care for me. Amy was a godsend. She is, without a doubt, the finest counselor
I have ever had. She has deep integrity, and possesses an appreciative openness to life in all its forms. She has, in many ways, become my minister; her
office has become my sanctuary."
Suzanne
Luper, M.Div., L.P.C.
Triangle Pastoral Counseling
The spiritual counseling and teaching work of Amy Pierce, M.A. has benefited hundreds of people experiencing
a wide range of challenges revolving around such things as . . .
self esteem and worthiness,
relationship
issues, communication,
divorce, addiction,
life
purpose, meaning,
transitions,
career,
loss,
end of life, grief,
illness, caregiving,
animal
loss,
burnout,
stress,
sexual
orientation,
spiritual seeking and direction
. . .
Each of these concerns, and others like them, will be unique to the individual. Yet, beneath each
one there is always a desire for more peace, more balance, and less separation. At our core (Authentic Self) we are whole,
we are peace; our worth is unquestionable. Amy’s focus is on the innate Wholeness
of the individual, within whom “nothing is broken, nothing is in need of fixing.” She acknowledges the necessity
of “a worthy work” that calls to each of us as we strive to claim and live from the Wholeness that is our True
Nature.
Authentic Self is an aspect of the One/Oneness that we all Are; the worthy work
referred to is the examination of our behaviors and ‘Self-stance’ to reveal both obvious and hidden beliefs contributing
to our own and others’suffering. From here we’re then able to design and practice new ways of living/being that
create more peace and harmony, greater prosperity and richness in all that we experience, and a
deeper relationship to ourselves and others as spiritual beings having a human experience.
“While all of the above is useful in many ways, we might even say necessary,
it is Love that is essential for healing into wholeness and worthiness. In all truthfulness, it so often seems that I just
love my clients back into the memory of their wholeness.”
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