Amanda Jablon

My communication style

My style is warm, curious, and direct. I create a space that feels like a real conversation, not a clinical exercise. Clients tell me they appreciate that I'm both supportive and honest. I'll ask meaningful questions and gently challenge what might be keeping you stuck.

My journey to mental healthcare

I've known I wanted to be a therapist since I was a teenager. Over a decade in, and this work remains one of the greatest gifts of my life. Watching people move from pain and disconnection toward clarity and trust is some of the most meaningful work I know.

My goals for you

Goal-setting is collaborative. Early on, we'll identify what's not working and what you each want more of. For couples, that often means fewer recurring arguments and a greater sense of connection. Goals evolve as the work deepens. I check in regularly to make sure we're on track.

Our first session

In a first session, I want to understand your relationship's history, the dynamics that feel stuck, and what brought you in now. I'll ask questions, reflect on what I'm hearing, and offer some initial impressions. You'll leave with a sense of whether working together feels right.

I identify as...

• Female
• Caucasian or White
• Jewish