Meet Marc & Amy

We married in 2012 after a three-month whirlwind introduction and engagement each believing we had found our soulmate. However, once married real life set in and our whirlwind romance turned into two hurricanes colliding as we soon realized we were more alike than we realized when it came to conflict! Both being imprinted in childhood with a vacillator love style, neither of us found it easy to wait our turn and we both struggled with feeling deeply disappointed in the other, misunderstood, and protesting to get the other to see our hurt and respond.

On top of our attachment injuries, we came into marriage each with a young child in tow, both aged 7-years-old, and with wounds from our previous marriages as both our former spouses committed infidelity. By God’s grace we made it through the first few years and were introduced to the ‘How We Love’ material in 2017, as Marc was making the transition from the corporate world to becoming a therapist. We were both taken back at how accurately the love styles described us, and Marc so much so that he contacted the Yerkovichs and asked to train under them when he realized we all lived in southern California.

Since then, we have learned to understand the core pattern of our marriage, become aware of our triggers, and learned to listen and speak effectively to get around the Comfort Circle. We can now calm the small child inside of ourselves to wait our turn, recognize idealizations to avoid disappointments, and make requests rather than protest – most of the time! Earning a secure attachment is hard work, but the fruit is life-giving. You can stay stuck, or you can choose to grow. We hope you will make secure attachment your legacy.

Marc Cameron, MA, LMFT

Marc is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Executive Director of Relationship 180. He has a particular passion for working with couples and believes that through the development of secure attachments, couples can create stronger, more fulfilling relationships. Marc teaches couples how to learn to communicate more effectively and build trust and connection with one another by empowering them to take the primary responsibility for growth in their own lives. He does this through a warm and motivational approach to help people gain insight into the unseen forces that drive their behaviors so they can take steps to implement sustained growth. Marc is certified in EMDR therapy, an evidenced based practice for treating PTSD and trauma and is a regular co-host on New Life Live!, America’s #1 Christian counseling call-in radio program. He was born and raised in London, England and came to the USA in 2000. In his free time, Marc is an avid soccer fan and enjoys playing on local recreation leagues.

Amy Cameron, MSN, RN, PMHNP

Amy Cameron, MSN, RN, PMHNP

Amy is a board certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner and works for Oak Health Center, a psychiatry group. She started her nursing career in 2008 working in critical care as a RN. Through this she experienced how important the psychological aspects are to optimizing mental health. Amy believes good mental health provides a nurturing of the mental, relational, spiritual, and physical aspects of a person. Her clinical experiences bring a perspective to look at the whole picture when advocating for patients, allowing her to provide a well-rounded approach to treating the whole person. Amy is a mother of two teenagers in a blended family and in her free time loves going to the beach. She greatly enjoys weights and worship and leads a group combining these two passions in her local community.