Serving All of New York & New Jersey
Amos Wolff, LMFT – Founder
Whether this is your first time in therapy or another chapter on your quest for fulfillment, I am dedicated to meeting you where you are.
LGBTQ+ Affirming –
Harm Reduction Practitioner, Sex Therapy Trained
Serving All of New York & New Jersey
Amos Wolff, LMFT
Founder
LGBTQ+ Affirming –
Harm Reduction Practitioner, Sex Therapy Trained
Whether this is your first time in therapy or another chapter on your quest for fulfillment, I am dedicated to meeting you where you are.
About Amos Wolff, LMFT – Founder
After a decade-long career as an actor, Amos refocused his passion for storytelling to be of service to individuals, couples, and families on their quest to reconcile relationships and explore identity. As a trained couples and family therapist, Amos believes that our reality is constructed by past, present, and future relationships. He believes that guided introspection leading to actionable connections is a tonic in an increasingly isolating, and volatile world. Amos will strive to meet you as you are, meaningfully deconstruct aspects of your life which may be constricting your potential, while celebrating your unique strengths.
A native New Yorker, Amos grew up in an artistic household in the Hudson Valley, where play was encouraged as a means of expression and exploration. From an early age the theatre was a space for him to channel his energy, hone his talents, and most importantly, feel embraced by a community of likeminded folks. He discovered yoga and meditation as a teenager to help balance the high-intensity training in the performing arts and has consistently returned to this practice throughout his life to maintain equilibrium.
Kingfisher Marriage and Family Therapy was founded by Amos in 2021 in order to provide quality care to queer and allied communities, and to mentor a next generation of intersectional systemic thinkers.
Amos is a graduate of The University of Michigan and received his Masters of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy where he now is a member of the adjunct faculty. He is a trained Vinyasa yoga teacher and has studied trauma informed yoga training in 2018. Amos was involved in the New York Marriage and Family Therapy Network (NYMFTN) from 2018-2022, leading major initiatives to increase diversity, equity, and inclusivity. He is currently a member of the Steering Committee at The Institute for Human Identity, the nation’s first and longest running provider of LGBTQ+- affirming therapy.
Amos lives in New Jersey with his husband, their adoptive children, and dog HattieMae. For pleasure, Amos enjoys cooking, hiking in nature, and exploring all of the rich cultural variety New York City has to offer.
About Amos Wolff, LMFT – Founder
After a decade-long career as an actor, Amos refocused his passion for storytelling to be of service to individuals, couples, and families on their quest to reconcile relationships and explore identity. As a trained couples and family therapist, Amos believes that our reality is constructed by past, present, and future relationships. He believes that guided introspection leading to actionable connections is a tonic in an increasingly isolating, and volatile world. Amos will strive to meet you as you are, meaningfully deconstruct aspects of your life which may be constricting your potential, while celebrating your unique strengths.
A native New Yorker, Amos grew up in an artistic household in the Hudson Valley, where play was encouraged as a means of expression and exploration. From an early age the theatre was a space for him to channel his energy, hone his talents, and most importantly, feel embraced by a community of likeminded folks. He discovered yoga and meditation as a teenager to help balance the high-intensity training in the performing arts and has consistently returned to this practice throughout his life to maintain equilibrium.
Kingfisher Marriage and Family Therapy was founded by Amos in 2021 in order to provide quality care to queer and allied communities, and to mentor a next generation of intersectional systemic thinkers.
Amos is a graduate of The University of Michigan and received his Masters of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy where he now is a member of the adjunct faculty. He is a trained Vinyasa yoga teacher and has studied trauma informed yoga training in 2018. Amos was involved in the New York Marriage and Family Therapy Network (NYMFTN) from 2018-2022, leading major initiatives to increase diversity, equity, and inclusivity. He is currently a member of the Steering Committee at The Institute for Human Identity, the nation’s first and longest running provider of LGBTQ+- affirming therapy.
Amos lives in New Jersey with his husband, their adoptive children, and dog HattieMae. For pleasure, Amos enjoys cooking, hiking in nature, and exploring all of the rich cultural variety New York City has to offer.
Relationship Therapy
Couples therapy can help increase understanding, respect, affection, and intimacy between you and your partner(s).
Individual Psychotherapy
Through collaboration and kindness, we will build a way of relating to one another that makes you feel safe enough to be curious and empowered to explore your relationship with yourself and one another.
Life Coaching
We will work with you to assist you to develop skills to establish and maintain better communication in personal, professional, and social relationships.
Relationship Therapy
Couples therapy can help increase understanding, respect, affection, and intimacy between you and your partner(s).
Individual Psychotherapy
Through collaboration and kindness, we will build a way of relating to one another that makes you feel safe enough to be curious and empowered to explore your relationship with yourself and one another.
Life Coaching
We will work with you to assist you to develop skills to establish and maintain better communication in personal, professional, and social relationships.
Marriage & Family Therapist
Marriage & Family Therapist
In Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT), the unit of treatment isn’t just the person – even if only a single person is interviewed – it is the set of relationships in which the person is embedded. MFTs take a holistic perspective to health care; they are concerned with the overall, long-term well-being of individuals and their families.
Marriage and Family Therapists are mental health professionals trained in psychotherapy and family systems and licensed to assess and treat mental and emotional disorders. They do so within the context of all relationship structures including marriage, couples and family systems. Marriage and family therapists treat a wide range of serious clinical problems including: depression, marital problems, anxiety, individual psychological problems, and child-parent problems.
After receiving treatment, almost 90% of clients report an improvement in their emotional health, and nearly two-thirds report an improvement in their overall physical health. A majority of clients report an improvement in their functioning at work.