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.

Clinical Work

Amos’s clinical practice centers on individuals and couples, navigating transitions in identity, intimacy, and connection. He works systemically, attending to the relational patterns — past and present — that shape how clients and families understand themselves and move through the world. His approach draws on a range of contemporary and postmodern therapeutic models, integrating narrative and experiential frameworks depending on what best serves the people in front of him.

A significant focus of Amos’s clinical work is sexuality, intimacy, and identity, particularly within queer and allied communities. In 2026, he earned a certificate from the Sex Therapy Program at The Institute for Contemporary Psychotherapy, deepening his clinical training in human sexuality and equipping him to address concerns around desire, intimacy, sexual identity, and relational dynamics with greater specificity. This training builds on his longstanding commitment to LGBTQ+-affirming therapeutic practice, informed by his years of involvement with The Institute for Human Identity.

Amos approaches the therapy room as a space of guided introspection — helping clients deconstruct constricting narratives while honoring the strengths and resilience they already carry.

Practice Management

In 2021, Amos founded Kingfisher Marriage and Family Therapy to provide quality, accessible care to queer and allied communities, with locations in Chelsea, NY, Nyack, NY and Beacon, NY. As Founder, Amos has built a practice grounded in clinical excellence and intersectional, systemic thinking, shaping both the clinical culture and operational backbone of the organization — from hiring and onboarding to the policies and structures that allow the practice to grow sustainably from a neoliberal social justice paradigm.

His leadership with NYMFTN from 2018–2022 — where he spearheaded initiatives to advance diversity, equity, and inclusion — further reflects his investment in shaping the field’s future, work that was recognized with the 2026 American Family Therapy Association (AFTA) Award for Early Career Contribution to Family Therapy. He also served on the Steering Committee at The Institute for Human Identity, the nation’s first and longest-running provider of LGBTQ+-affirming therapy.

Supervision

Amos is committed to mentoring the next generation of intersectional systemic thinkers. As a former adjunct faculty member at Mercy University, where he received his Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy, Amos invests in clinical training and education. He holds an Approved Supervision accreditation from the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (AAMFT).

His supervisory approach extends naturally from his founding vision for Kingfisher: cultivating clinicians who think systemically, practice with cultural humility, and bring an intersectional lens to their work with clients. Through his ongoing leadership at Kingfisher, he continues to mentor therapists in both clinical skill and professional identity development.

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