About

Amy LaBossiere is an artist, writer, and small business strategist who helps people and organizations gain clarity, navigate change, and move forward with intention.

Her background spans marketing, communications, consulting, and the arts, shaped by senior leadership roles, long-term consulting, entrepreneurship, and sustained involvement in creative and community-based work. Over time, this blend has formed a grounded, thoughtful approach to strategy, problem-solving, and long-term direction.

Amy works most often with founders and creatives who feel stuck, overwhelmed, or at a turning point. She helps them slow things down, reconnect with what matters, then translate that clarity into practical next steps.

Her work is deeply informed by lived experience and long-term recovery. She is also a Certified Grief Educator, trained through David Kessler and grief.com. Amy approaches grief as terrain to be acknowledged rather than resolved. This lens shapes her writing, creative practice, and conversations around loss, transition, identity, and meaning.

Alongside her consulting work, Amy is an award-winning mixed media artist, published author, and longtime arts leader. She serves as Director of Hartford ArtSpace Gallery and has supported artists for nearly two decades through mentorship, exhibition planning, curatorial leadership, and strategic guidance. In March 2025, she was elected to the board of the 224 EcoSpace, a creative hub dedicated to entrepreneurship, community, and creativity.

At its heart, Amy’s work is about clarity, meaning, and thoughtful communication, whether through strategy, writing, or art.

If your work is evolving, your direction feels unclear, or something new is beginning to take shape, she would be glad to support what comes next.