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Amelia Kriss

Registered Drama Therapist (RDT #663)

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State(s)

AL - Alabama, AK - Alaska, AZ - Arizona, AR - Arkansas, CA - California, CO - Colorado, CT - Connecticut, DE - Delaware, DC - District of Columbia, FL - Florida, GA - Georgia, HI - Hawaii, ID - Idaho, IL - Illinois, IN - Indiana, IA - Iowa, KS - Kansas, KY - Kentucky, LA - Louisiana, ME - Maine, MD - Maryland, MA - Massachusetts, MI - Michigan, MN - Minnesota, MS - Mississippi, MO - Missouri, MT - Montana, NE - Nebraska, NV - Nevada, NH - New Hampshire, NJ - New Jersey, NM - New Mexico, NY - New York, NC - North Carolina, ND - North Dakota, OH - Ohio, OK - Oklahoma, OR - Oregon, PA - Pennsylvania, RI - Rhode Island, SC - South Carolina, SD - South Dakota, TN - Tennessee, TX - Texas, UT - Utah, VT - Vermont, VA - Virginia, WA - Washington, WV - West Virginia, WI - Wisconsin, WY - Wyoming

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Professional Memberships

North American Drama Therapy Association, Postpartum Support International

My Pro-Choice Perspective

What being a Pro-Choice Therapist means to me:
Being "Pro-choice", for me, is of course about reproductive freedom; it is about our shared right to that, and our rights to that without shame or apology. But it is, in a broader way, also about my clinical vantage point in general: I believe in my clients' agency & discernment, I believe in my clients' capacities to make their own decisions and to truly lead their own lives, and I also believe in their ability to work with whatever these decisions bring with them. Coming from a place of equity, humanity, & mutuality in this work and in the world--Pro Choice is the only place to stand.
Why I think bodily autonomy and reproductive freedom are important:
Reproductive Freedom, Bodily Autonomy; these terms are ways of saying something very simple: we belong to ourselves. My body is mine; Your body is yours. When this core truth is in question; when it is up for doubt or debate, we suffer. Womxn suffer, children & families suffer--EVERYONE suffers in a context where we are not--ALL--this most basic version of free.
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