Amy has taught several courses in the BYU Family Science Department, including Preparation for Marriage and Parenting. She published her Masters Thesis in the Journal of Marital and Family Therapy and presented at National Conferences. She has worked at the BYU Women's Services and Resources Center where she counseled many students. It was during her time at the Women’s Services and Resources Center that her eyes were opened to the world of sexual addiction and trauma. In addition, she has spent time working in a residential treatment facility where she counseled adolescents struggling  with a wide array of addictions including eating disorders, drugs & alcohol, and sex addiction. 

In addition to working with adolescents and their families, she also enjoys working with couples. Amy’s greatest defining experience of her life is motherhood. She has six of the most amazing children. Her youngest daughter has Downs Syndrome, and raising her has taught her countless life lessons.