ABOUT ME

I'm Amelia Arapoff, a licensed facilitator based in Oregon. My journey has been shaped by personal experiences with family members battling addiction and navigating the trauma of the judicial and prison systems. These experiences have fueled my passion for advocacy and my dedication to empowering others facing similar challenges.

With a Master's degree in Social Work, specializing in mental health counseling, I'm deeply committed to supporting individuals on their healing journeys. I believe in the power of the individual to heal themselves, and I provide a safe and non-directive environment for healing, where individuals are accepted as they are, with compassion and undivided attention.

I understand the importance of follow-up integration and am available for as long as needed to support individuals in processing their experiences and growth. While I'm not currently active in volunteer roles, I have previously been involved with organizations such as the Child Advocacy Center, Crisis Intervention Center, and as a Court-Appointed Special Advocate (CASA). Through these roles, I've demonstrated unwavering compassion and dedication to making a positive difference in the lives of others.

As a staunch supporter of women and domestic abuse victims, I advocate for their rights and provide compassionate support to those in need. Whether through my professional work or community engagement, I strive to make a positive difference in the lives of others.

Outside of my professional and advocacy work, I find solace and inspiration in nature, enjoying activities such as hot yoga, biking, swimming in the sea, and hiking. I'm also passionate about gardening, cooking, spending time with my dogs, and cherishing moments with my grandchildren.

If you're seeking a compassionate and empowering approach to healing and growth, I'm here to support you every step of the way.