Amy Segreti
 
 

I’m Amy, a writer and experience designer devoted to amplifying intimacy and connection.

 
 
 

Hello, there.

I love being a conduit and steward for my clients’ deepening self-awareness and relational coherence.

My work weaves discovery, devotion, small-scale encountership, and immersive theater principles into the real, raw, fleshy world.

I design bespoke, relational, sensory experiences for individuals, couples, business partners or deep friendships.

Realms I love to work in: couplehood, intimacy, soulful travel, hospitality, and sensorial spaces (such as local restaurants, fine dining with heart, etc).

The ultimate intention? To start seeing the quotidian as a story, a ceremony and a place for magic, reverence and whimsy to flourish in the unknown.

As a woman who has apprenticed with grief, I know it isn’t easy-breezy all of the time. But through my experience design, I love to help people access a state of mind to return to again and again called pronoia.

While the more common term paranoia indicates a fear and suspicion of the unknown, pronoia is the opposite—it’s the belief that the world around you is conspiring for you in beautiful, intentional ways.

 
 
 

I work at the intersection of experience design, modern relating and intimacy.

 
 
 

Here is my belief:

I believe that instigating creative, intentional and contained experiences regularly is not only a cure for boredom and lethargy, it’s essential to refreshing our most beloved, long-term connections.

In order to have a meaningful, memorable experience, we must be willing to drift from what is comfortable, from what is planned, and we must be willing to be abducted by something beautiful and alarming and completely unexpected. Whether we are creating this for another or receiving it, it brings aliveness to the moment unlike anything else I’ve experienced.

Through my work in relational and intimate experience design, I set the scene for emotional resonance, inner journeying, and deeper connection.

 
 

Intrigued?

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