Emily Alampi, AMFT

I support off-beat couples and individuals who awkward, frustrated, and misunderstood in relationships.

You can experience more fulfillment in your life and relationships! I’m here to support you.

I’m the type of therapist who will listen empathetically and without judgement as you discover new parts of yourself and heal parts that may have been forgotten.

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My clients are encouraged to be their true, whole selves as we move towards the relationships and the life they’ve always wanted.

There is no “wrong” reason to start therapy.

Whether it’s for life transitions, changes in your relationships, or wanting a deeper and more connected relationship with yourself, I can hold a safe and affirming space for you.

Being open and vulnerable with someone new can be scary!

My aim is to create meaningful relationships with my clients to help build confidence, compassion, and resilience.

You deserve to live a life that is filled with meaningful and authentic relationships, vulnerability, and joy.

I have a background in working with individuals and couples who experience anxiety and depression, difficult life transitions, grief, eating disorders, non-traditional relationships, and neurodivergence.

I believe in person-centered therapy which allows for my clients to come as they are and receive evidence-based and mindfulness focused interventions that are unique to their lifestyle and circumstances. I use various techniques to assist clients in exploring their emotions, challenging themselves, and building strengths that will help them make sustainable changes.

I am passionate about helping folks of all cultural backgrounds, abilities, sexual and gender identities, and ethnicities find a space where they can feel safe, be heard, and begin to grow.

As a therapist I like to bring in a mix of humor, warmth, and patience to challenge my clients and help them to heal. To each session, I will bring my whole authentic self and will always encourage you to do the same!

I have special interest in supporting creatives, introverts, folks with disordered eating, neurodiverse folks and the queer community.

On a personal note…

I identify as a queer outgoing introvert. I love to spend my free time going to farmer’s markets and bookstores, gaming, reading, and spending quality time with my loved ones and pets. I’m a lover of podcasts, true crime, and horror movies!

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Formal Credentials

Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (#131714 ): Registered to practice psychotherapy under the supervision of Jessie Regan, LMFT (#93741).​

Education

John F. Kennedy University
MA Psychology in Holistic Counseling

Sonoma State University
Bachelor’s Degree in Creative Writing

Love Heal Grow Residency Trainings in Progress
Gottman Method Couples Therapy: Level I
Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy (Hold Me Tight Program)
Gottman Couples Therapy: Level 2
Gottman Couples Therapy: Trauma and Infidelity
Modern Sex Therapy Institute: Addressing Common Sexual Concerns in Individuals and Couples
Modern Sex Therapy Institute: LGBTQIA Affirmative Therapy
Modern Sex Therapy Institute: Alternative Sexualities/Non-Traditional Relationships
Anti-Racism & Culturally Affirmative Care, Diversity & Resiliency Institute of El Paso