Join us for our next Fort Worth TAAP chapter meeting.
September 23, 2026 11:30 am – 1:00 pm
Meeting Location: UTA Fort Worth – 1401 Jones St, Fort Worth, TX 76102
Program
TBD
Learning Objectives
TBD
Presenter
Amy Morris-Ehlo MS, LPC-S.
Presenter Bio
Amy is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Clinical Supervisor, Certified Trauma-Informed Care Instructor, and Chief Executive Officer with more than 20 years of organizational leadership experience. Since becoming licensed in 2023, she has combined her extensive background in leadership, operations, and program development with her passion for helping individuals achieve meaningful, lasting change. She founded her private practice in 2024 and became a Clinical Hours Supervisor and Certified Trauma-Informed Care Instructor in 2025. As CEO of a behavioral health facility, Amy provides strategic leadership focused on expanding access to quality care, strengthening clinical excellence, and building high-performing teams that deliver exceptional outcomes. Her unique perspective as both a clinician and executive leader allows her to bridge organizational vision with compassionate, person-centered care. With a deep commitment to serving individuals from all walks of life, including those experiencing incarceration, addiction, trauma, and co-occurring mental health conditions, Amy brings a blend of empathy, lived understanding, and clinical expertise to her work. Coming from a family impacted by addiction, she approaches clients and their families with compassion, respect, and a nonjudgmental understanding of the complexities of recovery and healing. Amy is a strong advocate for Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), integrating its principles to help clients challenge unhelpful perspectives, build emotional resilience, and navigate grief and trauma. She believes that grief and loss are often foundational drivers of mental health and addiction challenges and is passionate about helping others process these experiences in a way that promotes growth, healing, and personal empowerment. Her person-centered approach emphasizes personal agency and self-awareness, encouraging individuals to focus on what they can control, establish healthy boundaries, improve communication, and better understand the impact of trauma on their lives. Through this work, she helps clients create sustainable change and develop the skills needed to thrive. In addition to her clinical and executive responsibilities, Amy is committed to developing the next generation of behavioral health professionals. She supervises clinicians working toward licensure, mentors emerging leaders, and supports organizations in building strong clinical programs recognized for high client satisfaction, quality outcomes, and operational excellence.
Upcoming Meeting Schedule
TBD
Join us on the 4th Wednesday of every month.
Monthly CEU Business Lunch Mark your calendar for the 4th Wednesday of each month, Lunch and Learn starts at 11:30. Hosted by UTA Fort Worth. 1401 Jones Street – Fort Worth, TX 76102
Networking Bring business cards, brochures, and any other events to share with colleagues.
Great Speakers Utilizing a wide selection of speakers each attendee will receive one FREE CEU covering innovative procedures and cutting-edge methodologies to better serve those who need us the most.
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