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Reasons for coming to this practice are as unique and individual as those who come to it. Always I see that beneath these
reasons is some variation on the universal desire for more peace and less separation.
Depending on where you are in your life and how well you know your heart, the work done here may be accomplished in a
few hours or over the course of several years. My role is to partner with you in your efforts to heal and to facilitate your
movement toward that goal, which I do through listening to your story with compassion and understanding, offering ways of
seeing that may broaden your view, and teaching that enables deeper, more compassionate connection with self and others. I
encourage the use of various modalities in this work, not asking anything of my clients that I haven't asked of myself, including
writing, daily practice, emotional discharge, creativity, etc.
Sessions for individuals are usually one hour in length; longer times may be scheduled as needed. Sessions for couples may
routinely last one and a half hours. Please see the Ministry page for an explantion of charges.
Ministry
Contact Amy
Amy graduated from Meredith College (BA,'74) in Raleigh,
NC with a degree in Art. She also graduated from Tai Sophia Institute (MA,'04) in Laurel, Maryland, where she was a member
of the nation's first Master of Arts class in Applied Healing Arts. In July of 2004, she became an ordained Minister in Integrative
Healing. In addition, Amy is a writer, painter, musician, designer, and graphic artist.
Her counseling practice serves North Carolina's Triangle region and she offers phone sessions to clients outside the area.
She also provides home visits to those living with Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue, or other serious illness.
You may reach her by calling 919-554-2711 or by email at the "Contact Amy" link above.
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