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Amanda Deverich, LMFT
Affair Repair Specialist | Solution focused relationship and motivation expert.
Amanda Deverich is a licensed marriage and family therapist, author, and speaker with a private practice spanning over a decade. Her work focuses on helping individuals and couples navigate moments of relational crisis with clarity, steadiness, and integrity.
She is the author of Motivate and Move On and Affair Repair, books grounded in clinical experience and written for people facing some of the most destabilizing relationship challenges of their lives.
Amanda’s approach is practical, compassionate, and direct. She works with people who are intelligent, capable, and often successful in other areas of life—yet find themselves disoriented when relationships fracture, trust is broken, or the future they imagined suddenly feels uncertain.
Her work is informed by years in the therapy room, advanced training in relationship and family therapy, and a deep respect for the emotional and practical consequences of relational rupture.
Amanda has presented at national conferences, taught through the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the College of William & Mary, and contributed to The Huffington Post since 2011. She is also a TEDx speaker.
She lives and works in Arizona.
Available for speaking, book signings, and workshops.
Affair Repair expertly guides both the partners through the chaos of the aftermath of an affair. Unlike other books, Affair Repair leads the betrayed and person caught in the affair along the path from discovery to transformation. Drawing on decades of clinical experience, Amanda shares her expertise to shorten the journey out of pain and into healing.
Motivate and Move On is the operations manual for parents of dependent 20 somethings. Parents will learn a process with over thirty suggested strategies to promote their emerging adult to independence. This book inspired a 2021 TEDx talk and a presentation at the 10th Conference of the Society for the Study of Emerging Adulthood.
Since 2011, Amanda has been a Huffington Post contributor on various topics of interest including relationships, household finances, parenting, year long running streaks, and cast claustrophobia. Yes, cast claustrophobia is a thing. If you have had it, you know...