Amy Kue

Amy Kue is a Service Facilitator and Skills Developer at Grand Journey, bringing over 20 years of experience in education and human services. She holds a degree in Psychology and Spanish and has served in a variety of facilitation and case management roles supporting international education, wellness, equitable practices, and inclusive workplace culture. Her diverse background allows her to bring a well-rounded, holistic perspective to her work with individuals across the lifespan.

Amy has extensive experience working with both youth and adults and approaches her work through a trauma-informed, compassionate lens. She is committed to creating intentional spaces that promote growth, healing, and learning within a safe and affirming environment. Amy utilizes a culturally responsive, strengths-based, and collaborative approach, grounded in restorative practices and loving accountability. She believes in meeting individuals where they are and tailoring services to each person’s unique identities, strengths, and needs.

Amy is passionate about empowering individuals to build confidence, develop skills, and access the resources needed to live fulfilling and meaningful lives. She values authentic connections and works to foster trust, respect, and collaboration throughout the recovery process. Her approach emphasizes both personal growth and accountability, supporting individuals in making sustainable changes over time.

Outside of her professional role, Amy enjoys hiking, canoeing, camping, pickleball, music, and traveling. She also values spending quality time with her partner and her dog, Esker, and is currently learning to play the saxophone.