Andrew Amick

I specialize with people who think a lot, perceive a lot, feel deeply, and are used to carrying a lot. That might mean you’re a therapist, an educator, a caregiver, neurodivergent, creative artist or performer, or someone holding multiple intersecting identities in a world that rarely makes space for the full you.

I specialize in ADHD and neurodivergence (diagnosed or not), queer and mixed-identity experiences, people-pleasing, and the emotional labor of existing in systems that weren’t built for you.

And my clients have often included:

• other therapists, healers, helpers
• creatives & artists,
• entrepreneurs, high-achieving corporate or industry professionals,
• entertainment/production crew and performance actors
• LGBTQ adults
• emergency response professionals
• psychedelic spiritualists

... most of whom arrived to therapy with relationship(s) on their mind, and a sense of disconnect from themselves, their passion, their work, their roles, or their partner(s). I’ve a surgically-precise, yet warm/invitational way of reaching the human behind the personas, and tap into experiences under the mask, and clients who want a more direct, relational, and practical approach to psychotherapy often vibe well with that.

My approach is direct, holistic, grounded, humorous, authentic, engaging, and also rooted in sociology and social science: meeting people where they’re at, as a whole complex being, while addressing and incorporating the individual and the environments that surround them. No issue or person is an island, and my holistic lens for human experience forms the bedrock of my health philosophy and how I meet others in a clinical space.

Therapy with me is:

• holistic
• person-centered
• humorous
• social-science informed
• identity affirming
• trauma-informed
• grounding

At therapy's end, clients leave with an expanded self-awareness, sharper emotional intelligent, heightened perception and knowledge around the issues that brought them to therapy, and an authentic, intuitive confidence that they take to their relationships, workplaces, families, and social and personal lives.