Nick D’Amico, MA, LMFT

Master of Arts, Marriage and Family Therapy, 2015
Mount Mercy University, Cedar Rapids, IA

Bachelor of Science in Sociology and Minor in Environmental Studies, 2001
Iowa State University, Ames, IA

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Get to know Nick

Nick D’Amico, MA, LMFT is the Chief Operations Officer at Covenant Family Solutions while also a licensed marriage and family therapist. He is dedicated to enhancing the mental wellness of those in his care and the care of the many talented providers at Covenant Family Solutions.

A Mentor to Future Mental Health Leaders

While these days, you may find him behind a desk more often than in the “therapy chair,” Nick’s professional guidance is a driving force behind up-and-coming therapists. He has provided compassionate care to at-risk youth and struggling families for over 20 years. This experience has proven the importance of compassion and patience and is wisdom he eagerly shares with those entering the therapy field.

Nick is a member of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy and is well-known for his skillful counseling to couples seeking to strengthen their relationships. He is also a national crisis de-escalation trainer for the Mandt System, an evidence-based techniques for conflict resolution and de-escalation. Nick has served on several nonprofit boards and advisory councils over the years and is looked to as a leader in the mental health field.

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Get direction for your life!

Most of our poor decisions and behaviors that we wish we could re-do are driven by our feelings. In most cases we are probably reacting from an emotion and not even really thinking!

ODD is one of the most common behavioral disorders among kids. Unfortunately, people exhibiting these behaviors are sometimes mislabeled as "naughty" or "bad," which can be damaging.

Regulate your emotions and then engage in co-regulation with your teen from a place of curiosity and compassion.

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