Amy Leigh GreenLicensed Marriage & Family Therapist
Online therapy · California, Oregon & Washington

Clinical approach

Connection is the foundation.
Your goals guide the work.

An attachment- and relationship-focused approach, supported by a range of clinical tools.

A magnolia, fern, and wildflowers growing differently with distinct branching roots
Different paths. Your own pace.

A secure base for exploration.

Our past experiences can affect how we relate, cope, and see ourselves. We explore those connections without losing sight of your needs today.

Playfulness, Acceptance, Curiosity, and Empathy—the PACE model—guide how I build a thoughtful therapeutic relationship. Playfulness is responsive to your comfort, not a demand.

We work at a pace that respects readiness and includes your feedback, with clear professional boundaries and clinical responsibility.

My therapeutic toolkit

01

Attachment-focused therapy & IFS

Explore relational patterns and different parts of your inner experience with curiosity and compassion.

02

CBT, DBT & CPT

Cognitive and behavioral tools can support coping, emotional regulation, and trauma-related beliefs. We choose interventions based on assessment and fit.

03

ACT, CFT & EFT

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Compassion-Focused Therapy, and Emotionally Focused Therapy offer ways to work with values, self-criticism, emotions, and connection.

The specific approaches we use depend on your concerns, goals, assessment, and clinical fit. DBT skills work is distinct from a comprehensive DBT program.

Psychedelic Assisted Psychotherapy

A format that can fit you

Room to connect without a camera.

Audio-only therapy can offer fewer visual demands and more flexibility in how you listen, move, or manage your surroundings. We can focus on your words, your pace, and what you want support with.

We discuss comfort, clinical fit, privacy, and any coverage requirements together.

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When you’re ready

You don’t have to figure it all out first.

Start with what you need help with. We can explore the next step together.

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