Dr. Amy O’Neill-Gregorian
Licensed Professional Counselor
Executive Coach
Consultant & Educator
Crisis Response Expert
“The best way out is always through.”
Robert Frost
Amy O’Neill- Gregorian, DHSc, MS, LPC
Helping people and organizations navigate their hardest moments — and grow through them.
I’m Dr. Amy O’Neill-Gregorian, a licensed professional counselor, consultant, and educator with more than 30 years in mental health. My work spans the therapy room, the classroom, and the aftermath of some of the nation’s most difficult tragedies, and it all comes down to the same thing: meeting people in transition and helping them move forward.
Services
For Individuals
Counseling and therapy for people navigating life’s challenges and transitions. Compassionate, evidence-based support in Doylestown, PA.
For Organizations
Crisis preparedness and response services for the workplace. Because taking care of your people on their worst day starts with preparing on an ordinary one.
Victim Services & Professional Training
Training, consultation, and response support for responders, agencies, and communities affected by mass violence and terrorism.
Adjunct Instructor
“Amy O’Neill is not only a captivating speaker, she is an articulate and masterful communicator on why reframing resiliency is paramount in today’s world. Amy has been in the health care space for decades and being a survivor of the Boston Marathon has given her the first hand experience along with the expertise to be THE person talking about resilience in a way that can help so many people who struggle with any kind of trauma.”
Tricia Brouk
“Being able to have an open conversation with another survivor of mass violence was incredible. Amy has insight into resilience that not many others have, and not only is she a wealth of knowledge, but she is also a beacon hope that it does get better.”
Heather Martin, Executive Director of The Rebels Project, peer support for survivors of mass violence
“I have been a police officer and Captain for 35 years, in Watertown, MA. The town where the gun fight and battle resulted in the capture of the two Boston Marathon Bombers.
Through this experience, I have come to know Amy O’Neill…she is more than an academic who read about it, she is one of us who has lived it and survived it…
Amy O’Neill has helped us through it. She may not have a badge, but, she has lived it, survived it and she has “credibility”.”
Captain Raymond Dupuis, Bureau of Field Operations, Watertown Police Department, Watertown, MA