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At Amy Dwinnell, Psy. D., we understand the importance of mental health and well-being. As a clinical psychologist, our goal is to provide a safe and supportive environment for individuals, couples, and families to explore their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Our practice is dedicated to helping clients uncover their true potential, overcome life's challenges, and achieve a more fulfilling and meaningful life.
Our Services
We offer a range of therapeutic services tailored to address various emotional and behavioral issues. Our services include individual, couples, and family counseling, as well as specialized therapy for depression and anxiety, trauma, grief, and addiction. We also provide assessment services, including special accommodations testing, psychoeducational evaluations, personality testing, and vocational/employment testing.
Our Approach
Our approach is centered around building a strong and trusting rapport with our clients. We work collaboratively with clients to identify sources of life stressors, as well as strengths, and develop an understanding of longstanding behavior patterns or perceptions that may be holding them back. Through this process, clients are empowered to modify patterns of behavior and achieve their full potential personally, academically, and/or vocationally.
Meet Our Psychologist
Amy Dwinnell, Psy. D., is a licensed clinical psychologist with extensive experience in individual, couples, and adolescent therapy. She specializes in working with women in the Wilmington, Newark, Hockessin, DE, and Landenburg, PA areas.
Disappointing Experience
The reviewer, Jay Bee, had a disappointing experience with the counselor. Despite attending multiple sessions, they saw no progress or positive results. The counselor failed to provide helpful advice, and the reviewer felt that they were easily swayed by their sociopathic ex-wife's manipulation.
Lack of Progress
The reviewer makes it clear that they saw no improvement in their situation, despite putting in the effort to attend sessions and seeking guidance. They felt that the counselor was unable to provide effective advice, leading to unfavorable outcomes.
Questionable Judgment
Jay Bee implies that the counselor was deceived by their ex-wife's manipulations, which ultimately led to negative consequences. They suggest that the counselor should have been more discerning and required both parents to undergo psychological evaluations to uncover the truth.
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