MISSION
To equip individuals and groups with tools and strategies to pursue a peaceful, balanced, and fulfilling life.
About Clearview Behavioral Health Services
SERVICES
We offer affordable coaching for individuals, families, churches, organizations, and companies.
BELIEFS
We believe all people should be treated with value and dignity based on a Biblical worldview rooted in God's truth.
Understanding Behavioral Health Coaching:
A Behavioral Health Coach focuses more on the present rather than the past, and helps clients to identify and manage unhealthy behavioral patterns. Through solutions-based strategies, a coach help clients to improve self-awareness, boundary setting, and resiliency, which may improve relationships and reduce anxiety and depression.
Coaching is an effective option for those who are stable emotionally, willing to improve self-awareness and action-oriented.
Behavioral health coaches do not diagnose or treat mental illness or addictions. Coaching is not an effective option for those who are in crisis, actively addicted, struggling with mental illness, unable to care for themselves, or unmotivated to change.
Develope Healthy Skills
Identify Unhealthy Behaviors
Become Solutions-Focused
Integrate Behaviors & Emotions
Take responsibility & Ownership
Improve Relationships
Set & Maintain Boundaries
Understand Boundary Confusion
Resolve Conflict
Build Active Listening Skills
Identify and Replace Unhealthy Patterns
Build Resiliency
Identify and Replace Self-Sabotage
Improve Self-Awareness
Use failure as Learning Opportunity
improve professional skills
Maximize Strengths
Leverage Values-Based Strategies
Improve Communication
Learn Collaboration Skills
Improve Interviewing Skills
Amber Johansen
Board certified Coach
Amber was born and raised in Tampa, Fl. After graduating from Leto High School, she earned a B.A. from Florida State University and a master’s degree from the University of South Florida. She is a professionally trained and board certified coach (BCC) and a Certified Nonprofit Expert (CNE).
With over 18 years of experience, Amber has worked with students and families in schools, churches, and private settings. In addition to her work as a behavioral health coach, she serves as the president of a faith-based nonprofit that provides leadership development to students and young adults. Her responsibilities include program development, curriculum design, and training facilitation.
Amber has led numerous workshops, seminars, and conferences on behavioral health topics such as boundary setting, fractured thinking, trauma awareness, emotional integration, and effective parenting. She also speaks and provides leadership training to Celebrate Recovery groups.
She received her professional training and board certification through a CCE-approved board-certified coach training program. Her focus is on providing solutions-oriented tools for individuals motivated to make positive changes in their lives. These changes may include boundary setting, career or transition coaching, and changing unhealthy behavior patterns.
Amber and her husband, Seth, have three grown children—two sons living in the Bay Area and a daughter residing abroad. They have been active members of South Tampa Fellowship church for more than 22 years and served in several capacities. Amber enjoys spending time with her family, and caring for her two dogs, 23 finches, and a variety freeloading birds, ducks, and otters!
Commonly Asked Questions
What's the difference between a counselor and a behavioral health coach?
Both counselors and coaches are helping professionals but the focus and purposes are different. Counseling is focused on uncovering pathology in individuals and providing a pathway to recovery and stability. Coaching is focused on helping individuals to make behavior changes, manage transition, and maximize their potential. Coaches do not diagnose or offer treatment.
Am I good candidate for coaching?
A good candidate for behavioral health coaching is someone who is emotionally stable, and motivated and ready to take actionable steps towards change.
Coaching is ideal for individuals looking to improve their emotional well-being, set healthy boundaries, make personal or professional changes, or overcome specific challenges, and is particularly effective for those who prefer a forward-focused, solution-oriented approach to personal growth and development.
how can coaching help?
Coaching can help if you are facing challenges such as co-dependency or confusion about boundaries or personal responsibilities. It is also beneficial if you feel stagnant, immobilized, or unable to move forward in life. Coaching can address imbalances in your interpersonal relationships, whether you feel disengaged or overly enmeshed with others.
Additionally, it can assist in improving your ability to express yourself effectively and break patterns of conflict. If you are uncertain about your career path, coaching can provide guidance and clarity.
Do professional coaches partner with counselors?
Yes. Seeing a counselor and a behavioral health coach can provide valuable support for addressing mental and emotional challenges, offering both therapeutic guidance and practical strategies for positive change. A counselor helps individuals explore and process deeper emotional issues, while a behavioral health coach focuses on developing actionable steps to improve overall well-being. Together, these professionals offer a balanced approach to personal growth, helping individuals gain clarity, build resilience, and create lasting change in their lives.
What is the significance of board certification?
Completed a master's degree in a social science
Completed educational and training requirements
Passed a psychometrically sound coach-specific examination
Obtained experience in the field of coaching
Provided professional peer references
Adheres to enforceable ethics code
Commitment to continuing education
Do professional coaches abide by a code of ethics?
Yes! To read the Code of Ethics, please click here: https://www.cce-global.org/Assets/Ethics/BCCcodeofethics.pdf
What should I do if I am in crisis?
If you are in crisis and require immediate help, please dial 911 on your phone
Text HOME to 741741 to talk with a volunteer Crisis Counselor
Text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Call 211 to reach the Crisis Center of Tampa Bay
Call 1-866-903-3787 to reach the Mental Health Hotline