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Meet the Founder

Dr. Amanda Carney is a Craniosacral Practitioner & Occupational Therapist who has spent more than 25 years walking alongside individuals & families through her work in health, rehabilitation and supporting dynamic systems in finding their equilibrium. Her work is rooted in the belief that when the client is supported, the whole system shifts toward greater equilibrium, enabling a higher quality of life.  There is a saying in OT: proximal stability provides distal mobility- the same principle applies to how we navigate the world. When our foundational needs are met and our systems are regulated—whether within our own nervous system or in the environments and relationships that support us—we are better able to move, adapt, and explore with greater ease.

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Her work weaves together an evidence-based foundation in Occupational Therapy, with extensive training in Craniosacral Therapy, Assistive Technology, Bodywork for Sensory Integration & Infants, and other speciality areas. Amanda is passionate about education and access, completing a doctoral residency at the University of Southern California focused on advocacy and policy within Occupational Therapy. She combines her professional experience and education with a relationship-led approach, tailoring the supports she offers to meet the unique needs of the clients that she serves.​​

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"I am grateful for the support provided by Amanda in helping my 6-year-old daughter overcome Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID). As a single working mom, navigating the challenges of ensuring my child's nutritional well-being became a daunting task until Amanda entered our lives. Her expertise and compassionate approach immediately set us at ease, creating a nurturing environment for my daughter's therapeutic meals. Through dedicated and personalized sessions twice a week, Amanda not only helped my daughter build the foundational skills necessary for a healthy relationship with food but also empowered me with valuable insights and strategies to continue supporting her progress at home."

Cheri M, Occupational Therapy client

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