Amie Priest, BS​
Amie earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Boise State University in 2002. Since then she has focused on working with children and families. Amie's work has largely included teaching families how to resolve conflicts, manage their moods and anger, and communicate more effectively to improve their family relationships to support them in reaching their goals. In graduate school Amie learned the foundations of Family Systems Therapy, the theory on which Conflict Resolution is based. She earned her Family Mediation Certificate from Northwest Institute for Dispute Resolution through the University of Idaho College of Law. Since her own divorce in 2004 and the 3 subsequent modifications she has been through she has learned a lot about the pit falls and successes of co-parenting and is committed to helping others co-parent successfully as well as divorce as amicably as possible.

Amie has worked with youth with mental and behavioral health concerns in a variety of settings, including their home, community, schools, and clinic settings since 2003. Whether doing direct care or working in administration her passion is to ensure that clients get the best possible service and have the best trained staff and support system. Amie has experience providing PSR/CBRS, BI/HI, and groups. She also has a passion for training, mentoring, and supervision to foster collaboration and staff development. Amie has been certified in Nonviolent Crisis Intervention since 2018.