Lindsay works with Individuals, Couples and Families, specializing in:

• mens mental health and paternal mental health

• couples/triads - relationship distress, conflict avoidance, poor communication (“couples” can mean business partners, siblings, married couples, long-term intimate partners, triads, throuples etc).

• parenting couples, parent load equity, parenting stress and/or parent-child issues

• perinatal mood disorders and perinatal struggles (trauma, grief/mourning)

• LGBTQ

• anxiety, OCD, panic, perfectionism, avoidance, depression

• stress, rage/anger/irritation/outbursts, burnout, feeling “stuck” and directionless

• early attachment trauma (childhood abuse, neglect)

• body-based distress (image, chronic pain, life-long illness, identity, sensory overload, somatic disorders)

Lindsay teams with clients to find creative and committed ways to kindle healing and design sustainable wellness. In sessions, Lindsay likes to create a culture of groundedness, safety, humor, creativity, open-mindedness, insight-gathering, growth-seeking, practicality, and deep trustworthiness. Lindsay’s clients witness her passion and dedication in session - she’s willing to move, improvise, and get raw alongside them, while having an overall calming effect on their nervous systems through deep emotional attunement. Lindsay is clinically trained in Emotionally-Focused Couples Therapy (EFCT), Dance/movement Therapy (BC-DMT) and Perinatal Mental Health (PMH-C). Her clinical perspective is shaped through theories such as: systems, attachment, humanist, anti -oppression, feminist and trauma-informed.

Lindsay often likens psychotherapy to physical therapy - it can be acutely painful and cause you to notice other systemic issues that need tending to. But with a unique treatment plan, clients should experience a progressive healing process that leads to sustainably better health.

Lindsay (she/her) is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Board-Certified Dance/movement Therapist (BC-DMT), with additional certification in Perinatal Mental Health (PMH-C).

Lindsay is currently training through ICEEFT to obtain her Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy Certification (EFCT). 

• $175 | Individual therapy

• $235 | Couples therapy

• $275 | Family

• Reduced rates offered

After clinical rotations at Ancora Psychiatric Hospital, Center for Autism and the 11th Street Federally Qualified Health Center during her graduate training at Drexel University (grad. 2012), Lindsay was awarded the "Most Excellence in Clinical Work for Dance/movement Therapy". Lindsay previously directed the Creative Arts Therapies Department at the Stephen & Sheller 11th Street Family Health Services in partnership with Family Practice & Counseling Network in Philadelphia and most recently worked in private practice at Maternal Wellness Center in Hatboro, Pa.

Lindsay was raised studying and performing dance (ballet and modern) with Chattanooga Ballet in TN. She then attended Florida State University where she received her BFA in Dance. Lindsay studied with, and performed works by guest artists such as, Alonzo King Lines Ballet, Jawole Willa Jo Zollar of Urban Bush Women, Lynda Davis of Bella Lewitzky Dance Company, Sheila Humphreys of the Royal Ballet, Suzanne Farrell of Balanchine, Anjali Austin of Dance Theater of Harlem, Patty Phillips of Cunningham and Anthony Morgan of Martha Graham Dance Company. Lindsay then performed with Adele Myers and Dancers in NYC. Beyond dancing, Lindsay choreographed her own works, and then became the Assistance Director for the National Center for Choreography. Lindsay now enjoys a movement life of group improvisation, “Authenic Movement” and various forms of exercise.