

Amy Davis MSW, LISW
Owner & Clinical Director
Amy Davis is the Owner and Clinical Director of Diamond Heart Therapy, where she creates a supportive and authentic space for individuals seeking healing, clarity, and personal growth. Guided by curiosity, compassion, and genuine connection, Amy believes therapy should feel human first, a place where clients can openly explore their experiences, challenges, and goals without fear of judgment.
515-850-2894
Currently Not Accepting New Clients


Alex Rohn
Mental Health Therapist
Being vulnerable and opening up is hard and scary, but you don't have to do it alone. I believe healing happens in a space of warmth and understanding. My approach to counseling is relational—I listen with care, support without judgment, and walk alongside you in your journey toward growth and mental well-being. I am a licensed mental health counselor with a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling from the University of Northern Iowa. My experience spans clinical and academic settings, where I have provided individual and group therapy, as well as education and outreach focused on trauma, mental health, and stress management. I have experience in working with clients who struggle with depression, anxiety, trauma, and life adjustments/transitions. In my full time role at Mindspring Mental Health Alliance, I help coordinate volunteers, programs, and outreach efforts for the organization. Outside of work, you’ll find me chasing my twin girls, spending time with friends and family, and volunteering! Age - 18+​ Insurance Taken: Foster's Care Fund, Wellmark (Blue Cross Blue Shield), UMR, Cigna, Iowa Total Care, United Healthcare, Wellpoint, Molina, Aetna.
319-269-2814
Currently Not Accepting New Clients

Daly Hardy
Mental Health Therapist
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Currently Accepting New Clients
Your greatest asset is yourself, so let’s invest in YOU! Mental health is essential to overall well-being. Our greatest resource in navigating life is our state of mind—it shapes how we experience both life’s challenges and everyday moments. True mental health is not a distant dream or ideal; it is a birthright. With greater clarity, it is remarkable what we are capable of achieving, overcoming, and becoming. As a counselor, I am driven by the consistent, game-changing impact that an understanding of the mind has on individuals. I specialize in stress relief, anxiety, burnout, grief, depression, trauma, addiction, and self-confidence challenges. My work focuses on optimizing mental performance by helping clients understand how the mind actually works, allowing key change and insight to emerge naturally. I work from the understanding that people are inherently wired for well-being, health, peace, contentment, and joy. Just as your immune system heals your body despite constant adversity, mental health already exists within you—sometimes we need a guide back to it. Clients often describe my sessions as unintimidating yet transformative—challenging in ways that inspire reflection rather than pressure. Working with me involves teamwork aimed at fulfilling your goals, lifting stress, cultivating perspective, discovering actual resiliency, and improving your overall mental state. If you’re looking for a trusted collaborative partner on this journey, I invite you to reach out for a complimentary consultation. I would be honored to meet you. When you gain a clearer understanding of how your psychological experience is created, lasting change becomes sustainable. A deeper understanding truly makes all the difference. Ages 13+
515-745-0335

Becca Close
Mental Health Therapist
Accepting New Clients
Getting started with anything new in life can be challenging, and therapy is no different. Congratulations on taking that first step in your healing. It would be my honor to walk along your healing journey with you. I work to create a warm and welcoming space where you can feel safe to be your authentic self. I am empathetic, compassionate, and offer a non-judgmental space for you. I graduated from Drake University with my Bachelors in Elementary Education. I worked in the education field for several years but knew this was not what I truly felt called to do. It was when I began my own therapeutic journey that I found my true passion in life. This led me to go back to school for my Masters in Mental Health Counseling. I graduated from Walden University in May of 2025. I like to integrate a variety of modalities including Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and person centered. I have experience in working with adults who struggle with anxiety, depression, trauma, and neurodivergence. As a late diagnosed Autistic woman I am passionate about working with other neurodivergent women and men. I have seen and experienced the pain that can come from not being given a diagnosis as a child. I am passionate about helping individuals gain an understanding of the complete person they are and how to live in a world not designed for them.
515-259-0483

Steven Pohlmeyer LISW
Mental Health Therapist
Accepting New Clients
Whether you are navigating the heavy challenges of daily anxiety or stepping onto the field of competition, the difference between good performance and peak performance often comes down to what happens between your ears. Prioritizing mental health is the foundation for a stable, happy, and fulfilling life. Taking the step to seek help can be difficult, and I truly commend you for being here. As a Licensed Independent Social Worker with over 38 years of clinical mental health experience, I have dedicated my practice to helping clients navigate anxiety, overcome depression, and reclaim their confidence. Whether your goal is to simply feel like yourself again or to unlock a new level of personal achievement, I look forward to partnering with you on this journey. My Approach & What You Can Expect Everyone has a unique story and deserves an individualized approach to care. As partners in your therapeutic journey, I prioritize open communication and mutual respect. I will be there to listen, challenge, and support you every step of the way as we work toward the stability and happiness you deserve. We will start with an introductory session where you can share your story and what you hope to achieve, we will figure it all out together. My goal is to create a warm, secure environment where you feel comfortable being vulnerable and truly heard. In the sessions that follow, we will collaborate to turn your personal goals into a reality. Specialty Focus: Athletics & Performance Mindset Alongside my general practice, I offer specialized counseling for middle school, high school, and collegiate student-athletes. My approach to performance therapy is backed by four decades of clinical expertise and deeply informed by a lifetime in athletics. Having competed as a collegiate and post-collegiate athlete, coached young competitors, and supported elite performers as a spouse and father, I bring a rare combination of clinical expertise and real-world experience to your athletic pursuits. I understand the intense pressures of competition because I have lived them, coached through them, and guided athletes through them at every level. Student-Athlete Performance & Mindset Counseling High-stakes competition can quickly turn passion into overwhelming pressure. I work directly with athletes to build the psychological skills required for peak performance. •Managing Performance Anxiety: Learn actionable tools to regulate pre-competition jitters, perform under pressure, and eliminate the fear of failure. •Overcoming Burnout & Fatigue: Restore joy, motivation, and balance when sport demands feel unsustainable. •Building Unshakeable Confidence: Develop cognitive reframing techniques to quiet self-doubt and move past mistakes in real time. Injury Recovery & Return-to-Play Support Sidelining a physical injury is only half the battle—the psychological impact of losing your sport, routine, and identity can be devastating. •Processing Psychological Setbacks: Navigate grief, frustration, and fear that accompany long-term physical rehabilitation. •Overcoming Fear of Re-Injury: Rebuild trust in your body so you can return to full-speed competition without hesitation. •Navigating Athletic Identity: Support for athletes experiencing identity loss during forced time away from competition. Parent, Family & Coach Consultation An athlete’s environment plays a massive role in their mental well-being. I offer guidance for the critical support systems standing behind the athlete. •Parent Guidance: Learn how to foster healthy motivation without adding unintentional pressure or strain at home. •Coach Consultation: Strategies for creating psychologically safe team cultures that drive high performance without burnout. •Family System Support: Balancing the demands of club travel, training schedules, and everyday family life. Career Transitions & Life After Sport Transitioning out of competitive athletics—whether due to graduation, retirement, or injury—is one of the most challenging phases an athlete can face. •Redefining Self-Worth: Decoupling personal value from stats, playing time, and competitive achievements. •Translating Athletic Skills: Channeling discipline, resilience, and focusing on career and personal success. •Life Balance & Identity Development: Discovering new passions and purpose beyond the game.
515-344-3431

Abby Harper
Mental Health Therapist
Accepting New Clients
Maybe anxiety, past experiences, or negative thoughts are taking up more space than you'd like. You might be a parent unsure how to help your struggling child, or maybe something just feels off. I work with school-age children, adolescents, and young adults, especially adolescents. My experience includes anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, autism, and the challenges of growing up. I believe therapy starts with a genuine relationship; before tackling the hard stuff, I want you to feel comfortable, understood, and truly seen. My sessions are client-led and conversational, not clinical or stuffy. I use CBT, DBT, psychoeducation, and mind-body approaches, but always tailor therapy to you. We might explore thoughts, emotions, coping skills, boundaries, or how stress shows up in your life. With kids and teens, therapy might include games or creative activities; kids shouldn't have to talk like adults! Not every session has to feel heavy; there’s space for humor, celebrating wins, and just being yourself. Ultimately, I hope you leave my office each time feeling like a small load has been lifted from your shoulders. My goal is to help you better understand yourself and recognize that you aren't alone in what you're experiencing. I'll support you through the lows, celebrate with you through the highs, and gently challenge the patterns that may be keeping you stuck. Difficult things may have happened in your life, but they don't have to define your entire life or who you are. You don't need to know exactly what to say or have everything figured out before coming to therapy. We can start wherever you are. Abby.Harper@Diamondhearttherapy.com
515-518-0352

Michael Davis
Operations and Human Resources Director
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​Phone: 515-423-0031
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