One of our affiar recovery specialists in Lindon is Amy Frandsen. Amy loves helping people thrive in their personal lives and interpersonal relationships. She teaches that emotional honesty, open responsibility, and vulnerable humility create personal fulfillment and rewarding relationships. With an emphasis on healthy communication patterns and seeking to understand others, she helps uncover relationship patterns and past trauma that stunt real intimacy and growth. Amy graduated from Brigham Young University in 2003 with her master’s degree in social work. She published research about the family conferencing model, and enjoyed working at the BYU Women's Services and Resource Center with students struggling with eating disorders. For a time, Amy focused on counseling children and families who had experienced trauma. She has taught classes and facilitated groups on addiction, eating disorders, parenting, communication, and thriving and parenting through divorce.

Amy knows that whatever is nurtured will grow, and works to help others grow the best and truest parts of themselves. She does this in her own life by enjoying her four wonderful children, enjoying and supporting their music and sports and activities, running and biking and hiking in nature, singing in a choir, traveling, and nurturing uplifting relationships.

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