Amye Wallace is a pre-licensed professional counselor who sees clients both in-person at the Anchorage office and via secure telehealth across Alaska. She works with children, adults, couples, and families navigating complex family dynamics, with a special passion for supporting those involved in family court matters.

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Amye specializes in reunification therapy, co-parenting support, and other services for clients involved in custody disputes and high-conflict divorce. With over two decades of experience in education—including special education and educational leadership—Amye brings deep empathy and insight into how systems, trauma, and communication breakdowns impact children and their caregivers. She is particularly skilled at helping families create healthier relationships and build bridges after separation or estrangement.

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Her approach is strengths-based, trauma-informed, and deeply collaborative. She is committed to creating a safe and supportive environment for clients to explore painful family challenges, clarify their values, and work toward sustainable change. Amye helps her clients not just survive difficult transitions, but thrive in the aftermath—equipped with better tools for connection, emotional regulation, and mutual understanding.

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Amye holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Alaska Anchorage, a Master of Science in Special Education from Western Oregon University, and a Master of Science in Educational Leadership from Western Governors University. Her extensive professional background informs her integrative and holistic approach to therapy, grounded in the belief that every person has the potential to grow, heal, and reconnect—even under the most trying circumstances.

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In her free time, Amye is a strong supporter of philanthropic initiatives and community engagement, and she brings that same sense of care and dedication into every therapeutic relationship.