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Bare (adj): exposed, without covering; stripped back to its essentials.
At Bare Psychology, we believe healing starts when we no longer have to hide.
When there’s a safe space to look beneath the surface, we can begin to understand what our symptoms are really telling us.
Our work is about uncovering the story behind those symptoms, because what stays hidden still shapes the way we live, love, and connect.
Ways to work with me
Therapy for individuals
& couples
For when intimacy feels confusing, disconnected, or stuck in your head.
Sex, desire, shame, communication, trauma, and nervous system overwhelm are not separate issues, they live in the body and within our relationships. This is a space to slow down, get precise, and work with what’s actually happening beneath the surface.
Clinical Supervision
For therapists who don’t want to practice on autopilot.
Supervision for clinicians working with complexity: sexuality, trauma, shame, attachment, and the nervous system. A thinking space to sharpen clinical judgment, deepen somatic skill, and work at the edge of your capacity with support.
Workshops & Training
For teams ready to talk about what usually stays unspoken.
Evidence-based training on sexuality, nervous system regulation, shame, desire, and relational dynamics. Designed for real-world application, not theory without context.
What to expect
No shame or judgement
just honest, open conversations
Evidence-led, not trend-led
no wellness wankery
Sex-positive and identity-affirming
inclusive of LGBTQIA+, kink, and diverse relationship structures
Trauma-informed by default
safety, pacing, and consent guide every stage of the work
Neuro-affirming and client-centred
support that adapts to you, not the other way around
HI THERE!
I'M AMY CAMPBELL
Clinical Psychologist, Sex Therapist, and author of The Mindful Sex Guide.
I work with individuals and couples navigating intimacy, shame, and disconnection. Supporting you to listen more closely to what’s happening beneath the surface.
At Bare Psychology, healing begins when you no longer have to hide. This is a space for slowing down, getting honest, and reconnecting with yourself and your relationships, without pressure or performance.
