Meet Amanda Sundheimer, who brings a deep passion for therapeutic connection and personal growth to her role as a Primary Mental Health Therapist. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Adventure Education and Critical Psychology, as well as a Master of Social Work from the Graduate School of Social Work at the University of Denver.
Amanda began her career supporting at-risk youth in residential treatment settings. After relocating back to her home state of Massachusetts, she worked as a Behavior Management Therapist, providing in-home behavioral services to youth and their families. She then transitioned into outpatient therapy at a community mental health clinic, where she supported children, adolescents, and adults through a wide range of challenges.
Amanda’s therapeutic approach is rooted in the belief that every individual has a story worth hearing. She integrates a variety of clinical interventions to foster self-agency, sustainable change, and meaningful healing. Her work is guided by the understanding that clients are the experts in their own lives, and she strives to create a space that invites reflection, self-discovery, and empowerment.
Amanda is proud to be part of Epiphany, where face-to-face care and strong advocacy efforts ensure that those in need receive compassionate, accessible mental health support.
When she’s not in session, Amanda can often be found outdoors—gardening, hiking, or near the water. If the sun is shining, chances are she’s enjoying nature. She also values time with family and loves exploring new places whenever the opportunity arises.
To guarantee that all of our information is accurate, we ensure that all our sources are reputable. That means every source is authenticated and verified to be backed only by medical science.