Chronically Disorganized Individuals

Amy gets jazzed just driving by a store like Staples, or Michael’s, or OfficeMax, or... well, you get the idea.  All those boxes, those labels, those file folders – all just waiting to be utilized to organize papers, schedules, and life!

However, Amy knows that while organizing stuff is important and necessary, helping to organize someone’s life is much more integral to a person’s health and success, in their home, their business, their relationships, and for themselves.  She has seen up close the value of making order out of the chaos that stems from a person’s inner life of transition or tragedy, whether it expresses itself in a disorganized closet, basement, or office. 

Amy has a B.A. in Psychology from Bethel College in Minnesota and an M.A. in Clinical Psychology from Wheaton College in Illinois.  She has worked as a therapist to young children, middle schoolers, adults, and families.  It is her desire to bring her counseling education, experience, and gifts into the clients’ home and hopefully, into their lives.  She believes what Living Peace offers is a ‘working from the outside in’ kind of transformation, beginning with an office space and ending with renewed peace and joy in a person’s life.