Amy Gould

Amy Gould approaches counseling as an eclectic, process-oriented practice — one that draws on Humanistic, Jungian, and systems thinking to help people move toward deeper self-awareness and genuine change. For Amy, everything a client brings to a session carries meaning: recurring dreams, inner conflicts, relationship patterns, even the compulsive pull toward a screen or a bet that feels impossible to name. Each of these is treated not as a symptom to suppress but as a signal worth understanding.

She works with adults, young adults, couples, and veteran groups across a wide range of concerns — from anxiety, mood disorders, and trauma recovery to addiction, workplace burnout, and family conflict. Her toolkit includes talk therapy, dreamwork, Gestalt techniques, psychodynamic pattern recognition, and clinical hypnosis through certification by the American Society of Clinical Hypnosis.

Sessions are held in a confidential setting out of Beachwood, Ohio, with online appointments also available. At the center of Amy’s practice is a straightforward conviction: every facet of who you are — conscious and unconscious — deserves careful, compassionate attention.