11702 98Th Ave NE, Suite 108, Kirkland, WA 98034
“When we are no longer able to change a situation, we are challenged to change ourselves.”
Viktor Frankl
About Me
Who Am I
I am a Washington native with an affinity for mountains, hiking, animals, plant based food, and music. I am laid back, open, and known to occasionally curse. I am passionate about health, lifestyle medicine, performance improvement, and the WNBA (Go Storm!). I believe in kindness and compassion as well as being the change I would like to see in the world (Credit to Gandhi for that one).
Therapy & Professional Background
I have been in behavioral health since 2007. I worked with and conducted case management for adults with severe persistent psychiatric illnesses in a community mental health agency. I left community mental health to pursue a doctoral degree in clinical psychology with a focus on neuropsychology. While completing my degree, I worked as a psychometrist administering neuropsychological and psychological tests to children, adolescents, and adults in a private practice setting and a local hospital.
I completed practicums in community health care and a hospital neurosciences department . My pre-internship was completed in two departments of a medical group; psychology and primary care. In the psychology department I did assessment administration and provided therapy for individuals in the primary care clinic. I decided to focus on health psychology so opted to complete my internship in the same setting as my pre-internship. This allowed me to become more specialized in the relationship between mental and physical health. Upon completion of my internship and degree, I spent two years as a clinician in a group practice and now am venturing out on my own.
My Practice
I believe in treating a person as a whole not just symptoms. For this reason, I practice within "A Greater Whole," a naturopathic wellness clinic. Providers in the clinic offer a variety of treatment modalities for the mind and body. You may opt to see me only or talk with my colleague, Dr. Tacita Robertson about what she can do to help you on your journey toward wellness.
Dr. Robertson is a primary care provider who specializes in naturopathic medicine, functional medicine, longevity, esthetics and more. She offers primary care, nutrient injections, IV therapy, functional medicine, natural aesthetic procedures, and PRP in addition to neural prolotherapy for pain management.
Therapy
Who I Work With
Who I Work With
Who I Work With
I work with adults who are experiencing depression, anxiety, chronic pain, disordered eating, sport and business performance difficulties, and other distress causing issues. I see individuals adjusting to new diagnoses and those living with medical illnesses (e.g. Type 1 diabetes, cancer, Crohn's). In addition, I see people with dementias, neurological disorders (e.g. cerebral palsy or multiple sclerosis) or brain injuries (e.g. concussion, sports injury, deficits due to stroke, etc.) as well as family members of those individuals.
In addition to health related concerns, I see individuals who are looking for help with communication. I work with adults experiencing relationship strain do to frequent miscommunication. I also see with individuals seeking assistance in communicating with their bosses, coworkers, or challenging clients.
My Approach
Who I Work With
Who I Work With
Bodily symptoms such as pain, headaches, fatigue, tension, or digestive problems are often signs of emotional distress. I help clients link their symptoms to physical, mental, and lifestyle related factors. I am able to help identify where the individual can influence their life and determine with them how to create the changes they feel would lead to a decrease in suffering and increase in quality of life and wellness.
I also help clients to navigate the medical system and follow through with recommendations and treatment plans made by other members of their care team (e.g. specialists, primary care physician, etc.). I enjoy helping clients build a care team so that they receive the holistic care they need in order to increase the quality of their lives.
My approach with communication related issues involves teaching the individual to respond rather than react. To ask particular types of questions structured in a manner that decreases the likelihood of a defensive response or reaction from those the person is addressing.
Theoretical Orientation
Theoretical Orientation
Theoretical Orientation
I see the person as a whole, not a conglomeration of symptoms. I am very integrative and take a mind-body approach using Motivational Interviewing, Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction, Narrative, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. While I am integrative and work to meet my clients where they are at rather than set and agenda for them, I can be directive when necessary to help the client confront, accept, or overcome barriers to change and success.
Homework
Theoretical Orientation
Theoretical Orientation
I do not give homework in the traditional cognitive behavioral sense. I do make suggestions to clients and teach behavior modification techniques that require practice. Real talk: I am not a fan of doing homework so do not assign any.
Session Fees
Intake Session
$120
Initial 90 minute session.
Individual Session
$110
All sessions 60 minute sessions following the intake.
Lifestyle or Performance Consultation
$120
All sessions 60 minute sessions following the intake.
Sliding Scale Occasionally Negotiable
Payment Options:
Private Pay
Private Pay
Private Pay
Payment is due at your appointment. You may use debit, credit, cash or check.
I am not in network with insurance providers . At this time, insurance will not reimburse for sessions with me. I have a reduced rate for this reason.
In the future, my prices will increase and I will provide a super bill for you to submit to insurance for reimbursement.
FAQs
Private Pay
Private Pay
How do I find out if I have out-of-network benefits? Visit your provider's website or call the customer service line and ask if you have out-of-network mental or behavioral health coverage.
Will you write a letter for an emotional support animal? No, I do not write letters for emotional support animals. I am happy to provide a treatment summary for your primary care provider in support of the certification of your animal if appropriate.
Inquires
Amy Crow, Psy.D., L.L.C.
11702 98th Ave NE, Suite 108, Kirkland, WA, 98034
Email: acrow@amycrowpsyd.org Phone: (253) 220-7617
Hours
Mon | 08:00 am – 05:00 pm | |
Tue | 07:00 am – 05:00 pm | |
Wed | 08:00 am – 06:00 pm | |
Thu | 08:00 am – 05:00 pm | |
Fri | Closed | |
Sat | Closed | |
Sun | Closed |
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