Charlotte Amrouche
MA, MS, APCC
I work with teens, adults, couples, children, and families, and I am passionate about working with survivors of trauma, as well as experiences of anxiety, depression, life transitions, explorations of identity and meaning, and interpersonal challenges.
I bring a relational, trauma-informed, and depth-orientated approach to my work with clients. My therapeutic framework can be best described as Person-Centered and Humanistic, meaning that our work together is led by your strengths and challenges within a space of connection and care. Other modalities I integrate include parts work, somatics and mindfulness, narrative therapy, and existentialism.
I bring honesty, creativity, trust, curiosity, cultural awareness, and warmth to the work we do together in therapy. Together we create emotional safety for you in your journey of healing and resiliency.
Areas of Focus:
• Anxiety, depression, and mood disorders
• Trauma, PTSD, and suicidal ideation
• Life transitions
• Highly sensitive people
• Relational, family, and interpersonal challenges
• Self-esteem and building self-compassion
• Eating disorders
• Neurodivergence
• Identity, purpose, and meaning explorations
• Children, Adolescents, Adults, Couples, Families
Approach and Style:
• Humanistic and Person-Centered
• Internal Family Systems
• Somatics and Mindfulness
• Narrative Therapy
• Existentialism
Credentials:
• Associate Professional Clinical Counselor #23419
• Supervised by Erin Williams-McNish, LMFT #103875
• B.A. in Sociology and Politics & International Relations from University College Dublin
• M.A. in Gender Studies from Utrecht University
• M.S. in Psychology from Western Institute for Social Research
