As an experiential artist and relationship coach, Amy Weitzman teaches others to fall in love with themselves. Her interactive installations and workshops help dismantle generational wounds, reframe unhelpful personal narratives, and enable participants’ unique self-expression. Amy’s installations have been featured at festivals and events including Somerville Open Studios, Firefly Arts Collective, and The Night Market. Amy’s recent projects include The Official Registry of Permissions—a whimsical, reflective, and oddly bureaucratic journey that invites the visitor to grant themselves a permission; The Walk of Shame, an interactive pageant where participants claim and reframe labels that have been difficult to embrace in the past; and Dear Mom and Dad, a therapeutic letter writing experience done on vintage typewriters that encourages participants to express what they couldn't growing up. A collection of letters from Dear Mom and Dad will be published in 2023. As an expressive arts facilitator, Amy captivates with humor and empathy. She weaves neuroscience and positive psychology research into her experiences to support participants in repatterning old beliefs and reactions. The collective energy in Amy’s installations ranges from contemplative to uproarious. She often wears a tiara. Amy is a graduate of CTI’s Co-Active Coach® Training program and founder of The Pleasure Center—a life-coaching practice that focuses on sex & intimacy.