Amy DiNoble, PhD
WELCOME
Relationships are central to human development and well-being. From our earliest experiences of care to the relationships we form throughout life, our connections with others shape how we experience emotions, navigate challenges, understand ourselves, and engage with the world.
My work is grounded in attachment theory, interpersonal neurobiology, and developmental science, with an emphasis on understanding how relational experiences shape the developing brain, influence emotional and physiological regulation, and contribute to our capacity for connection, resilience, and change.
As a clinical psychologist, educator, and parent, I bring together scientific knowledge, clinical experience, and an appreciation for the complexities of everyday relationships. I am particularly interested in applying developmental science and attachment research to our everyday experiences and interactions, helping individuals, families, and professionals better understand themselves and their relationships.
Through psychotherapy, professional consultation, trainings, and educational workshops, I seek to foster a deeper and more nuanced understanding of ourselves, our relationships, and the processes that support integrated development. This understanding can open possibilities for change, more meaningful connections, and greater well-being.
Areas of Expertise
Attachment Theory and Assessment – Attachment patterns, representations, and their implications for development and relationships.
Interpersonal Neurobiology — How relationships and neural processes interact to shape regulation, development, and adaptation.
Infant, Child, and Parent Mental Health — Early relational experiences, caregiving, co-regulation, and developmental processes.
Trauma and Regulation — The impact of adverse experiences on physiological and emotional regulation and relational functioning.
Couples and Adult Relationships — Attachment, intimacy, relational patterns, and opportunities build intimacy and connection.
Areas of Work
Trainings, Workshops & Presentations
Educational presentations and workshops for mental health professionals, parents, educators, schools, and organizations. Drawing from attachment theory, interpersonal neurobiology, and developmental research, these offerings explore how relationships shape emotional regulation, development, and our capacity for connection across the lifespan.
Professional Consultation
Consultation for clinicians and other professionals interested in integrating attachment theory, developmental science, and interpersonal neurobiology into their understanding of individuals, relationships, and clinical practice.
Psychotherapy
Attachment-informed psychotherapy integrating interpersonal neurobiology, developmental perspectives, and somatic approaches to understanding emotional experiences, relational patterns, and opportunities for meaningful change.