Amanda Duddleson

Amanda is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the state(s) of Indiana and Connecticut* (telehealth only*). She is a Certified EMDR Therapist and Approved Consultant in EMDR. She is also trained in The SarnoXSachs Solution© for Chronic Pain**, Pain Reprocessing Therapy (PRT), Somatic Archaeology©, Integrative Somatic Trauma Therapy (2022) Certificate from The Embody Lab, Theraplay (level 1), Trauma-Sensitive Yoga, Child Parent Psychotherapy (CPP), and DBT, EMDR for Religious/Spiritual Truama. She has an intuitive artistic style and uses polyvagal theory, mindfulness and somatic focusing as a base for stabilization. She uses creative arts, such as sand tray, drawing, and play to help clients explore healing and connect with their authentic self. She utilizes parts work, Somatic Therapies, (Jungian) shadow work and attachment theory to facilitate a natural a healing process. She believes in helping clients reach their light within. Currently, Amanda offers individual therapy and coaching, EMDR consultation, group therapy and intensive therapy for deep healing. Areas of expertise include trauma, depression, anxiety, chronic pain, somatic work and attachment. **Amanda is now a BreakAwake Coach go to >> https://www.yourbreakawake.com/coaching to sign up. COMING SOON- SarnoXSachs Solution 6 week Chronic Pain GROUP!! Next Session starting January 2026. She also provides consultation to clinicians trained in EMDR, specializing in EMDR with children and adolescents and chronic pain. go to >> emdria.org and emdrconsulting.com • Her practice is CLOSED to NEW Child Referrals- please EMAIL for a list of other child therapist providers(former child clients welcome; please contact for scheduling.) She lives in South Bend with her husband and Calico Cat. Empty nesting while her daughter is off to college. Her third spaces include: gardening, Bullet Journal©, volunteering at Pet Refuge, reading, hiking, yoga, photography, game nights, & many ARTistic endeavors. She specializes in pull-the-weed-out-by-the-roots kind of therapy. Let’s dig in. {updated Oct2025}