Amy Geislinger

My goal is to create a safe and easygoing se at so you can show up as your authentic self, and I can meet you where you are at, and we can slow things down together.

I have worked with youth for ten years in the school system. I have extensive experience in working with the complexities of pre-teen, teenage, and young adult life. I support youth aged 12 and up with a variety of mental health concerns, including anxiety, academic stress, peer relationships, and other mental health struggles. When working with youth, my aim is to help them feel safe expressing themselves and to experience success to develop resilience and foster growth.

I also enjoy working with parents, supporting them as they navigate their own emotions, strengthen the parent–child relationship, and develop strategies to guide their children effectively. I work with adults as well, helping them navigate anxiety and stress, challenging relationships, and childhood wounds.

Like everyone else, I am on this wild journey called life. I am a mother to a spirited toddler and a lively dog, Izzy, who keep me laughing and on my toes. My path has been full of learning, growth, and unexpected twists—both personally and professionally.

I spent 10 years supporting youth as a junior high and high school teacher in math, science, and physical education. While I majored in Physics in my Bachelor of Education, my experiences working with students and collaborating with parents inspired me to make a meaningful shift toward therapy. Watching young people navigate challenges, build confidence, and grow into their authentic selves sparked my passion for supporting both youth and adults in mental health and personal development.

Outside of my professional work, I value curiosity, connection, and playfulness. I love baking, exploring nature, reading, and finding creative ways to balance the chaos and joy of everyday life. I bring this same sense of empathy, curiosity, and warmth into my practice, creating a space where clients feel seen, understood, and supported on their own journeys.