Amy Ruesche

My clients describe me as:

I use humor, compassion, creativity, and lightheartedness with my clients. They often tell me they feel comfortable and at ease with my demeanor.

Something to know about my approach is:

Grief is a uniquely individual experience so your needs are always centered and guidance is given as needed. I always allow space for humor, cursing, anger and the many different emotions that come with grief and other important life changes/losses.

Together, we will:

Create a safe space to share the "unspeakable" parts of your grief, explore any lack of connection and support, feelings of guilt/shame, anxiety and depression resulting from the death/life transition, and learn helpful coping skills.

I became a therapist because:

My own grief journey and life experiences have made me want to be a safe person for people to rely on, learn with, and have a safe space to process.