Amy Manko takes a holistic and empowerment based approach in working with children, teens,
adults, and families to overcome their challenges and return to a happier and more peaceful
lifestyle. Her focus is on healing, processing, and providing a balance of understanding, growth
and application of skill to allow a more healthy and productive life. She will explore how past
experiences and relationships impact you today. She will focus on meeting your goals, being
open-minded and nonjudgmental, and staying real and relatable. She is a Florida-qualified
supervisor for MSW-registered interns seeking licensure.
I started this journey with a bachelor’s degree in interdisciplinary social sciences, focusing on
psychology and anthropology. I took a year off to do some self-reflection and personal growth,
before pursuing my MSW. I became a licensed clinical social worker because I wanted to help
other people experience the same restoration of their self connection and relationships. I
discovered that I love to hear people’s stories, and assist in helping them work through any
issues they are experiencing. I have experience in working in the hospice arena, providing grief
and loss counseling to children, adults and families; as well as working in an office setting
working with people struggling with managing emotions, stresses, relationships, grief and loss,
trauma, anxiety and depression, self image and confidence. She understands how chaotic life seems right now as she both has lived it and have walked alongside many on their journey to a better, brighter and lighter tomorrow. There is hope in what feels like a hopeless situation, relationship and/or life.