Client-led
The client’s goals, values, readiness, lived experience, and choices guide the work.
Meet Your Coach
Amormalus “Amy” Force
Dually Certified Integrative Wellness and Life Coach
Whole-person coaching
One life. Four interconnected dimensions. A practical pathway forward.
Trias Coaching considers the Mental, Emotional, Physical, and Spiritual dimensions of life together. MEPS helps reveal the relationships among them; ARCA supports movement from Awareness through Reclamation and Coherence into Aligned Action.
Personal, professional support
Coaching with the whole person in view.
Amy is the professional coach guiding Trias Coaching and CEO of Trias Revolution LLC. Her work brings together coaching education, trauma-aware practice, human behavior, emotional regulation, mind-body awareness, whole-person wellness, and practical behavior change.
She supports adults pursuing greater clarity, self-understanding, confidence, self-trust, pattern awareness, purpose, healthier routines, personal responsibility, and sustainable aligned action. Coaching remains client-led: Amy works with people, not on them, and does not position herself as the person who fixes or directs their lives.
Professional preparation
Credentials and background
- Certified Integrative Wellness and Life Coach — Integrative Wellness Academy, founded and led by Dr. Rachel Eva Dew, NDEducation included coaching foundations and ethics, whole-person wellness, emotional-wellness tools, mind-body practices, cognitive behavioral approaches, Neuro-Linguistic Programming, and behavior-change techniques.
- Coaching Foundation Certification — The Coaching Masters
- Montana Medicaid SDMI HCBS Health and Wellness Coach approval
- ARC trauma-informed training
- Violence Intervention and Prevention training
- Continuing professional education in human behavior, emotional regulation, somatic awareness, whole-person wellness, coaching ethics, and conscious evolution
Amy’s professional experience also includes trauma-informed youth mentoring, healthcare intake and administration, business operations, economic-development leadership, program development, client documentation, and community collaboration. Youth mentoring is performed separately through Yellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch under its supervision and structure; Trias Coaching serves adults.
Why I coach this way
Awareness and agency come before prescribed answers.
Amy’s approach is collaborative, educational, strength-based, and grounded in the belief that clients remain the authority on their own lives.
Whole-person
MEPS keeps Mental, Emotional, Physical, and Spiritual dimensions in view rather than treating concerns in isolation.
Trauma-aware
The work respects safety, capacity, pacing, personal boundaries, and the client’s right to choose.
Action-oriented
ARCA supports movement from Awareness through Reclamation and Coherence into Aligned Action.
Scope and professional boundaries
Coaching is nonclinical.
Trias Coaching provides coaching and education. It does not diagnose, treat, prescribe, or replace medical care, mental-health treatment, crisis services, legal advice, financial advice, or other licensed professional services.
When a need falls outside the coaching scope, clients may be encouraged to consult an appropriately qualified professional.
In practiceAmy offers structure, reflection, education, perspective, and accountability while preserving each client’s agency, responsibility, and right to decide.
The larger story