Amy Green - Trauma-Informed Psychologist (MA) | ADHD & Neurodiversity Coach | Mental Health & Wellbeing Educator | Frontline & Family Specialist

Bio

Empowering Change Through Understanding: Trauma, Neurodiversity, and Resilience

For over a decade, I’ve worked on the frontline — as a police officer, a trauma prevention expert, and a coach — witnessing firsthand the effects of unprocessed trauma and misunderstood neurodiversity. These experiences fuel my passion for creating safer, more compassionate systems, both at home and in the workplace.

I work with families and individuals who want to break cycles of stress and disconnection. Through trauma-informed coaching, I help parents understand behaviour, nurture emotional regulation, and build stronger relationships — without shame or overwhelm. My approach blends psychology, movement, and mindfulness to create sustainable change, especially for neurodivergent families and women who (like me!) are likely late-diagnosed and just-about-figuring-things-out.

The heart of my work is transformation. I bridge the gap between research and real life, making complex concepts simple, actionable, and empowering.

If you’re ready to build understanding, develop real resilience, and create meaningful change — let’s connect.

Experience

I have worked across the public sector in mental health and policing for over a decade, whilst studying for almost 9 years to deepen my knowledge on psychology, mental health, wellbeing, neurodiversity and the link between trauma and somatic healing. After I qualified as a psychologist, I travelled to Peru and immersed in a 200 hour yoga teacher training, as I believe healing begins in the body and a whole-person approach is where the magic happens.

I found working with clients in a 1:1 and intimate group setting the most transformative and have moved into private practice with Well Happy Minds, where I am able to work with neurodivergent women, families and young people to achieve positive change and self acceptance.

Qualifications

BSc (Hons) Psychology and Criminology (University of Salford)

MA Psychology of Mental Health and Wellbeing (University of Wolverhampton)

Mindful Emotion Coaching (EMCC)