Amy is a psychotherapist specializing in trauma and attachment work with both individuals and couples. She integrates the outdoors and wilderness into her work as a way to help people deepen their process and connect with the fundamental nature of being. Her work is informed by specialized training in Annie Brooks's Somatic Attachment Therapy, Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy, and extensive work in the field of wilderness therapy. Amy's experience includes several years of grief counseling with local hospice agencies, providing therapy to families in a residential treatment setting, counseling dual-diagnosis adolescents in wilderness settings, and facilitating support groups for LGBTIQ teens. She is an adjunct faculty member at Naropa University and supervises interns at Boulder Emotional Wellness. Visit www.amywinchester.com for more info

I provide counseling services to children (2+), adolescents, and adults specializing in childhood trauma including physical abuse, sexual abuse, neglect, and witnessing domestic violence.

My approach is supportive, warm, and collaborative. I believe that the client/counselor relationship is crucial in the therapeutic process. I am integrative in approach as I believe that no single therapy is beneficial for everyone. I use various counseling theories and techniques to treat the "whole" person. Depending on your goals in therapy I may draw from, experiential, cognitive behavioral therapy, humanistic, and/or systemic approaches. In working with children I primarily use play therapy techniques.

I am a certified Imago Relationship Therapist and a Brainspotting Therapist with 20+ years of experience. If you are ready to take that first step to creating meaningful change in your life and your relationships, I look forward to working with you. Contact me for a free 20-minute phone consultation.

I specialize in grief, loss, and trauma, especially with mental health professionals. I am trauma-informed and am trained in IFS, EFT, EMDR, mindfulness, and many systemic approaches.