Angela Amias

Angela Amias is a divorce mediator in Wyoming and a licensed therapist for couples and families in Iowa. As a therapist, she has over a decade of experience helping divorcing couples navigate the difficulties of divorce and create arrangements to work together effectively as co-parents after divorce or breakup. 

Over the last 13 years, Angela’s worked with hundreds of couples and individuals as a psychotherapist, discernment counselor, divorce coach and certified mediator in Iowa. She’s also the co-founder of Alchemy of Love, which provides online relationship programs for couples and individuals. 

As a nationally-recognized expert on relationships, she’s made it her mission to understand intimate relationships at all stages. Her insights about conflict resolution and problem-solving in long-term relationships and marriage inform her work as a divorce coach as much as they’re part of her work as a couples therapist. 

Angela also has specialized training in collaborative divorce and positive divorce adjustment, as well as supporting divorcing couples in maintaining effective co-parenting relationships, as well as navigating challenges in blended families. 

Family Mediation services include:

•     Divorce 
•     Child Custody 
•     Co-Parenting 

Find constructive solutions that work for your situation: Divorce can feel like having your world turned upside down. But you don’t have to figure everything out alone. As a certified mediator, Angela is here to help guide you in navigating your divorce, so you can focus on building a more positive future. 

Mediation gives you the opportunity to find customized solutions that are tailored to meet your specific needs: 

•    Without the financial and emotional costs of litigation 
•    Sooner rather than later 
•    By making decisions together instead of having decisions imposed by the court 
•    By working together in ways that let your kids get the best from both of you 

Research comparing mediation to litigation shows: 

•     Mediation is more likely than litigation to lead to mutually-satisfying outcomes 
•     Mediation helps to preserve the ability to work together as co-parents after the divorce is final
•     Mediation is typically faster than litigation, which lets you focus on the future and moving on with your life.