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About Me.

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Amanda R. Riley, M.A.

Clinical Director & Clinical Supervisor
Registered Psychotherapist
She/Her/Hers

Hello, and thank you for stopping by! As an intuitive empath, a highly sensitive person, and a recovering perfectionist, I embarked on my own healing journey a decade ago, which has deepened my empathy and resilience. I truly understand the crucial need for effective coping skills to navigate the complexities of everyday life. I have a special interest in working with millennial professionals who are struggling with anxiety and depression. I am dedicated to supporting you in healing emotional wounds, developing coping skills, understanding your emotions, and breaking free from unhelpful patterns. Above all, I'm passionate about witnessing clients' growth and transformation. Let's Get Down to Business - My Therapy Style You can expect direct, honest, and psychoeducational (educating and learning) sessions that will teach you new things and give you practical takeaways. Plus, I always use evidence-based interventions (meaning that they are based on the best available current research). ​We will also have some laughs and share a few jokes. Don't be shy about challenging me or asking questions—that's what I'm here for!  With my nonjudgmental and trauma-informed perspective, we'll work through your challenges together.

Time to get up close and personal, don't you think?

I am a DIY queen, and my husband and I love working on various home projects, renovations, and interior design. We are all in on all things house-related!

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I'm all about that plant-based lifestyle, and I’m a die-hard Boston Red Sox fan and Swiftie.

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Reality TV is my guilty pleasure. My adorable dog, Winston, is my best buddy. (See photo for quick Dopamine hit).

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I'm guilty of having an occasional sweet tooth, but let's face it—who can resist a salty snack? I guess you could say I have an affinity for all kinds of snacks. 

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Ready to Get Started?

Ready to Get  Started?

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