Amy Feigel is a Virginia Licensed Professional Counselor and former California Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. She is happily married and has 2 sons, along with one adorable Miniature Schnauzer. Amy received her pre- and post-graduate education from Liberty University and has nearly 30 years of experience working with children, adolescents, young adults, women, and families. She has served as a Social Worker for Child Protective Services, a Group Facilitator working with sexual abuse survivors through Parents United International, a Mental Health Clinician providing outpatient counseling for at-risk youth, the Director of Member Care for the American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC), the Director of the Extraordinary Women organization and as a private practice therapist.
Amy is currently employed full-time as a private practice therapist at Light Counseling and as the NCAA Division 1 Lead Athletics Counselor at Liberty University, part-time as an Adjunct Faculty Professor with Liberty University Online, and she is also a Special Assistant to the President of the AACC. Amy has experience in conducting numerous workshops that provide local communities with mental health education, in-service psychoeducation to teaching professionals and continuing education training for members of the AACC on a variety of topics such as: eating disorders/disordered eating, teen suicide/cutting/self-injury/physical, sexual and emotional abuse, depression, anxiety/stress, women’s issues, social networking and the online generation.
Amy’s ultimate passion is to help others find wholeness and healing that comes through salvation and identity in Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior.
Hope and Healing for Emotional Abuse
Recovering from Narcissistic and Controlling Relationships
The Invisible Wound – Have you ever wondered, Am I going crazy? Why do I feel anxious all the time? Is this really love? Am I doing something wrong? Even when things seem good, you may find yourself afraid of what’s coming next.
Emotional abuse is often described as “the invisible wound” because it leaves no visible cuts or bruises, yet its effects can be deeply damaging. It attacks a person’s self-worth, relationships, physical health, and spiritual well-being.
For those seeking clarity, validation, and a path toward healing after an emotionally abusive or destructive relationship, licensed counselor Amy Feigel offers biblical truth, practical insight, and healing guidance. There is hope! Through healthy community and appropriate boundaries, survivors can experience restoration and renewed confidence in their identity in Christ that will impact life, love, and relationships moving forward. Take this step and begin today!
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