FAQ

No. Workshops are educational and experiential experiences. While they draw upon Amy’s clinical knowledge and may explore topics related to mental health, participating does not establish an individual therapist-client relationship.

Personal disclosure is always optional. Participants can engage with reflection privately and determine their own level of participation.

No. These workshops are designed as community mental health education and experiential learning. Someone experiencing significant or persistent symptoms may benefit from individualized mental health support in addition to educational experiences.

Retreat collaboration and psychotherapy are different services. Amy’s role and scope are established with the retreat organizer beforehand. Individual clinical treatment is provided only when appropriate professional, ethical, licensing, consent, and documentation requirements can be met.

Yes, for educational, consultation, and other services permitted within the destination. Because psychotherapy and other clinical services are regulated by jurisdiction, the specific scope of Amy’s role is determined before accepting an out-of-state or international engagement.

Yes. Tending the Dark can be offered as a private event or hosted as a public workshop in partnership with an established wellness space.

Yes. Customized workshops are available for wellness organizations, professional teams, community groups, and retreats.