Amanda Groves Kopchak

Meet Amanda!

I’m a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor with Supervision designation (LPCC-S) in the state of Ohio. I earned my Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from John Carroll University and have spent the past five years supporting teens and young adults through some of the most formative — and overwhelming — seasons of life.

I work especially with college students and young adults navigating anxiety, identity shifts, relationship challenges, and emotional distress. The years between adolescence and adulthood can feel heavy — full of pressure, loss, questions, and quiet self-doubt. Whether you’re navigating anxiety, college transitions, identity shifts, relationship challenges, or emotional distress, it can feel isolating to hold it all inside. You deserve a space where you don’t have to.

With teens and college students, I often focus on:

• Managing anxiety and overthinking
• Strengthening emotional regulation
• Building confidence and self-trust
• Navigating identity and independence
• Processing grief and major life transitions

I balance warmth with structure — offering practical strategies while also making room for deeper reflection and growth.

For clients experiencing grief, I offer thoughtful, paced support that honors both the weight of loss and the reality of moving forward. Grief isn’t linear, and it doesn’t have a timeline. Our work makes space for both remembering and rebuilding.

As an LPCC-S, I also provide clinical supervision, which reflects my commitment to ethical practice, professional growth, and thoughtful care.

While tools and strategies are important, I believe meaningful change begins with connection. Therapy here is relational, collaborative, and tailored to each client’s individual needs — not clinical or intimidating.

My work is rooted in the belief that growth doesn’t happen through pressure — it happens through safety, trust, and steady support. I strive to create a space where you can show up honestly, without pressure to perform or pretend.

I integrate evidence-based practices with a relational, person-centered lens. That means I focus not only on symptoms, but on understanding the deeper patterns, experiences, and emotions shaping your life.

My goal is not to “fix” you — it’s to help you understand yourself more fully, build resilience, and move forward with clarity.

I integrate Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) to help you build real, practical tools — especially for managing anxiety, regulating emotions, and feeling more grounded in your daily life.

This is a place to slow down. A place to feel understood. A place to grow at your own pace.

Therapy here is:

• Warm but structured
• Supportive but empowering
• Modern and evidence-based
• Tailored to each individual

For teens, that might mean creating a space where they feel heard without judgment.

For young adults, it may mean unpacking identity shifts, navigating independence, or finding clarity during uncertain seasons.

For parents, it means knowing your child has consistent, grounded support.