A Life Spent in Service. A Practice Built on Purpose.

Amey did not find this work this work found her. After more than thirty years of walking alongside people through some of the hardest chapters of their lives, she came to understand something that no textbook ever quite captures: what most people need is not another system to navigate. They need someone who will sit with them, tell them the truth, and help them find their way back to themselves.

Her career has taken her through mental and behavioral health, fifteen years in education, and nine years in healthcare. She has worked with people at their most vulnerable in crisis, in transition, in the quiet kind of pain that does not always have a name. Every one of those experiences shaped the way she shows up in a session today: unhurried, honest, and completely in your corner.

The credentials matter and she has earned them. A Bachelor of Science in Human Services from Springfield College. A Certified Case Manager. An MBA candidate at Walden University, where she is also a member of the Honor Society and the National Society of Leadership and Success. But Amey will be the first to tell you that the letters after her name are not what make the difference in a room. What makes the difference is thirty years of genuinely caring what happens to people.

She founded Living with Meaning because she kept seeing the same thing: people who had done everything right, checked every box, and still felt like something essential was missing. People who were surviving just fine but had stopped asking whether they were actually living. She built this practice to be the place where that question finally gets the space it deserves.

Outside her work, Amey has been a devoted wife for thirty years and is the mother of two daughters. She is a lifelong learner who holds, without reservation, that it is never too late to build a life that feels like your own. She is not here to fix anyone. She is here because no one who walks through her door is broken. They are simply ready.