Amy David, LCSW

Amy David is an LCSW (Licensed Clinical Social Worker) who centers her practice on helping people move from insight to a felt sense of worth. She combines clinical skill with a clear passion for guiding individuals to identify how thoughts, feelings, and behaviors interact, while also supporting them in developing a deeper sense of personal value and contentment.

Understanding what contributes to persistent negative feelings is important, but Amy emphasizes that awareness alone is not sufficient - her work focuses on translating that understanding into genuine, lasting changes in how clients feel about themselves. She has provided counseling to both men and women facing domestic violence concerns and has supported families of chronically ill patients through difficult transitions. More recently, Amy has worked with children and adolescents in school settings, bringing her therapeutic approach into educational environments.

Amy’s preferred methods include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Attachment-Based Therapy, and skills drawn from Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT). These approaches are used to help clients build practical coping strategies, repair relational patterns, and strengthen emotional regulation. Her approach is steady, empathetic, and oriented toward helping each person recognize their unique worth.