Therapy That Makes a Difference
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Teens, adults, couples, parents, and children. I work collaboratively with all clients to create counseling goals, while also bringing my therapeutic knowledge to guide the process and tailor treatment for each unique situation.
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No, I don’t take insurance. I am a cash pay private practice. My rates are $200 for individual sessions and $250 for couples sessions. However, I do offer reduced fee / pro bono spots as my schedule allows so feel free to ask about them.
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I use a variety of therapeutic modalities as needed, but they are all humanistic, experiential, and emotion focused. These include: EFT (Emotionally Focused Therapy) for couples and individuals, AEDP (Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy), IFS (Internal Family Systems), and DBT-C (Dialectical Behavior Therapy for Children and Parents).
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Yes! I am available for in-person therapy at my westside Bend office, as well as telehealth sessions for clients in Bend and across Oregon.
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Yes! I am co-leading a free attachment parenting group called “Raising Young Kids: The Art of Creating Connection.” It will run in the Fall of 2026 (details and flyer below).
Questions…
Join a Free 8-Week Parenting Group!
As a therapist, I am passionate about supporting parents, especially since I am a parent myself (to three young children).
This free parenting group will focus on learning about attachment science and attachment styles, reflecting on personal responses in times of challenge, and identifying tangible changes that foster validating, loving connections with our kids.
2026 DATES: 8 Wednesdays (October 21st - December 16th)
TIME: 8:30-10am (SPOTS AVAILABLE) or 6-7:30pm (WAITLIST)
LOCATION: @ 497 SW Century Drive Suite 102
SIZE: Small group setting, 6 participants and 2 co-leaders
Pre-Registration Required: Fill out the contact form on the website or email amiformicacounseling@gmail.com
Topics we cover week to week include:
- The science of attachment (ie what it is, how it works)
- Normalizing developmental milestones/tasks
- Exploring our modern parenting context
- Building emotional intelligence
- Common parenting pitfalls
- Try this instead of that
- Window of Tolerance
- Nervous system regulation
- Boundary setting
- Parenting styles
- Rupture and repair
- Collaborative problem solving
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Emotions are the music of the dance between people.
-- Sue Johnson (EFT)
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I don't listen to what a couple is fighting about. I listen to what a couple is fighting for.
-- Esther Perel (Psychotherapist)
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The more we can be curious and open-minded towards ourselves, the more we can learn and grow.
-- Richard Schwartz (IFS)