Amy Waters

With over a decade of experience in the field of mental health, Amy Waters brings a wealth of knowledge and compassion to her role as a Licensed Professional Counselor and LPC-Supervisor. Her approach to therapy is both comprehensive and individualized, recognizing that each client's journey is unique and deserving of tailored care.

Amy specializes in a wide range of counseling areas, demonstrating her versatility and depth of expertise. Her practice focuses on chronic pain and autoimmune disorders, anxiety/OCD, depression, addiction, and interpersonal relationships. She also has significant experience in addressing family of origin issues, forgiveness, church hurt, ministry/caregiver burnout, identity formation, and stress management. This diverse skill set allows her to effectively support clients facing a variety of life challenges.

At the core of Amy's practice is the belief that seeking counsel is both wise and brave. She operates with the fundamental principle that all individuals, regardless of their life experiences, possess intrinsic value. This philosophy informs her approach, ensuring that she treats each client with dignity and care. Amy's commitment to holistic care is evident in her certification as a Mental Health Integrative Medicine Provider, emphasizing the importance of caring for people's mind, body, and soul.

Amy's educational background is robust, featuring a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Practical Theology from Howard Payne University and a Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Counseling from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Her training in DBT, CBT, and Family Systems Therapy further enhances her ability to provide effective, evidence-based treatment.

Beyond her professional life, Amy is deeply committed to her family and community. She is a wife and mother, finding joy in cooking for her loved ones and serving in her church. Her love for engaging in meaningful conversations reflects her genuine interest in people and their stories, a quality that undoubtedly enriches her therapeutic relationships.