AMY ROMRELL

 Amy genuinely cares about people and wants to help others navigate life's challenges. She helps clients address a variety of mental and emotional health issues, such as depression, anxiety, aging, and stress management, as well as educational and career concerns. She can assist with issues associated with blending families, couple/marital relationships, and parenting.

A wealth of life experiences allows Amy to recognize common patterns that can affect individuals. Her academic journey includes a Master of Counseling degree from Idaho State University with an emphasis on Marriage, Couple, and Family Counseling and a bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education from Brigham Young University Provo. These qualifications, coupled with her practical experience, form the foundation of her professional expertise in counseling.

Amy embraces diversity, equity, and inclusion in her counseling philosophy. She recognizes the importance of understanding her client’s environment and its effects on their psychological and emotional well-being. She is mindful that we all come from various cultural backgrounds and believes that the differences between us are what make life so enjoyable. 

Amy enjoys a good DIY project in her spare time and loves spending time with her family. 

 Marci graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a Master of Social Work degree. She previously worked for 18 years in early intervention, where she exclusively worked with prenatal mothers and families with children aged six and under. She has specific training and considerable work experience working with parents struggling with parenting because life is hard, and all of life's struggles make parenting hard. 

Marci welcomes clients from all backgrounds and phases of life but is passionate about working with people who have experienced trauma, struggled with pre- or postnatal depression and anxiety, have been involved with the child welfare system, or have experienced domestic violence in the past or present. Marci also has experience working with young adults in a counseling setting. 

Marci takes a strength-based, whole-person approach to counseling and utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy as her foundational approaches. 

Marci was born and raised in Rexburg. When not working, she enjoys spending time outdoors, going to the mountains, reading, and getting competitive with her family while playing board games.