Amos's clinical practice centers on individuals and couples, navigating transitions in identity, intimacy, and connection. He works systemically, attending to the relational patterns — past and present — that shape how clients and families understand themselves and move through the world. His approach draws on a range of contemporary and postmodern therapeutic models, integrating narrative and experiential frameworks depending on what best serves the people in front of him.

Amos will strive to meet you as you are, meaningfully deconstruct aspects of your life which may be constricting your potential, while celebrating your unique strengths.