Amanda Campbell, LMFT (she/her) is Co-Founder and Director of Clinical Services at The Center for Early Childhood Connections. She is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with over 20 years of experience supporting young children, caregivers, adults, and birthing people through relationship-centered, trauma-informed care.
Amanda came to this work through early childhood education, beginning her career as a preschool teacher. It was there that she discovered the power of children’s authenticity, curiosity, and joy—and the central role relationships play in shaping emotional well-being across the lifespan. Her work today is grounded in collaboration, curiosity, and the belief that understanding ourselves within our relationships can open the door to deeper connection and healing.
Amanda partners with families to explore how early experiences, cultural and historical contexts, and current stressors shape relationships and emotional life. Her approach is guided by the Diversity Informed Tenets for Work with Infants, Children, and Families, with a strong commitment to equity, reflective practice, and honoring families as experts on their own lives.
In addition to her clinical work, Amanda has developed and led innovative programs in early childhood mental health consultation, perinatal mental health, and trauma-informed supports. She is a rostered provider of Child Parent Psychotherapy (CPP), has advanced training in infant and maternal mental health from the Barnard Center at the University of Washington, and completed reflective practice facilitation training through the Irving Harris Foundation. As Director of Clinical Services, Amanda is deeply invested in supporting clinicians through reflective supervision, mentorship, and values-aligned practice.