Amy Schlatter, LPC
Experienced mental health professional
Provides online counseling through BetterHelp
At a glance
Amy is an experienced, licensed Mental Health Professional who specializes in affordable online therapy offered through our partner, BetterHelp.
- FSA/HSA accepted
- Great news, Amy is accepting new clients!
- She is normally fully-booked.
- Offers Telehealth visits
- Licensed in Idaho
More about Amy
- 10 years' experience
- Female
- LPC
Amy is a Licensed Professional Counselor who brings a holistic, integrative approach to her work. She holds MS degrees in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, and Holistic Nutrition/Herbalism, a BA in Education , and is a certified Ayurvedic Counselor and certified Neurofeedback Clinician. Amy's focus is on the connection between mind, body, and spirit to support meaningful, lasting change, with 25+ years as a 1st–8th grade educator and 10+ years training faculty and family systems in Waldorf methods before becoming a licensed counselor.
Amy brings a holistic approach to her work with clients, one that prioritizes finding balance by assessing and adapting one's patterns. Her warm and empathetic approach helps clients confront their difficulties, fostering resilience and empowering them to reclaim control through awareness and acceptance in their lives.
Amy enjoys working with adults, teenagers, and children, using a multi-modal approach. Her work is influenced by education and experience with mindfulness, yoga, sacred spiritual texts, attachment theory, internal family systems theory, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Cognitive-Behavioral Theory.
Specialties
Insurance Accepted
- Cigna
Licenses
Amy Schlatter's National Provider Identifier (NPI) is 1508670795.
- LPC · Idaho · 3181405 · Renews September 2028
About online counseling
- Affordable.
- Pay a low flat fee.
- Convenient.
- Do it at your own time and at your own pace. Communicate whenever you feel it's needed.
- Available now.
- There is no waiting list and no calls to make. Simply fill out a short questionnaire and send your first message.
Online counseling, also known as teletherapy, is a method of delivering mental health services through digital means such as video conferencing, phone calls, or messaging platforms. It can be an ideal option for individuals who have difficulty accessing traditional therapy due to geographical distance, time constraints, or personal preferences like privacy and comfort. Many people find it easier to open up from the familiarity of their own space.
Teletherapy has been found to be highly effective, with studies showing that it can produce similar outcomes to in-person therapy, particularly for issues like anxiety, depression, and PTSD. The flexibility and accessibility it offers make it a valuable alternative to conventional therapy settings.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Amy Schlatter offer telehealth visits?
Yes. Amy Schlatter works with clients by exchanging messages, chatting live, speaking over the phone, or video conferencing based on what works for the client at that particular time.
What language(s) does Amy Schlatter speak?
Amy Schlatter speaks English.
How many years of experience does Amy Schlatter have?
Amy Schlatter has 10 years of experience.
Where is Amy Schlatter licensed to practice?
Amy Schlatter is licensed to practice in Idaho.
Does Amy Schlatter accept FSA/HSA?
Yes, Amy Schlatter accepts FSA/HSA meaning you can pay for sessions with your pre-tax healthcare dollars. Every year hundreds of thousands of people use their FSA/HSA to pay for therapy.
Does Amy Schlatter accept insurance?
Yes, Amy Schlatter accepts Cigna.
Does Amy Schlatter accept clients outside of the United States?
No, Amy Schlatter does not accept clients outside of the United States.
Is online therapy as effective as in-person therapy?
Numerous studies support the effectiveness of online platforms in facilitating life changes. For instance, research published by JMIR Publications, conducted by teams from the University of Berkeley, UCSF, and SF General Hospital, found that "users of BetterHelp experienced significantly reduced depression symptom severity after engaging with the platform."
How can I communicate with Amy Schlatter?
Amy Schlatter can be engaged in any one of four ways: (1) Exchanging messages, (2) chatting live, (3) speaking over the phone, or (4) video conferencing. You can use different ways at different times as you wish, based on your needs, availability, and convenience.
How do I get started with Amy Schlatter?
Just tap the BOOK NOW button or tap here: A new window will open and you'll be directed to a simple form that will help start the conversation.
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