“As I walk alongside individuals and families facing life’s challenges, I am often inspired by the creativity and resilience they embody. My approach to therapy is grounded in empathy and understanding, and I strive to meet each person where they are. I am dedicated to bringing warmth, care and acceptance to every session as we work together to tap into the unique strengths each client possesses.”
“I believe in being a neutral party to actively listen without judgment. I strive to live this out by being flexible and adaptive in the therapeutic space with clients and providing either a structured and focused approach or an open space for the needs of that moment. I understand the need for trust to have success in navigating life together.”
Since 2011, Lindsey has had the privilege of working as a therapist in a variety of counseling settings, supporting individuals, children, couples, and families. She uses a combination of cognitive behavioral therapy and solution focused, strengths based, person-centered, and motivational interviewing to empower her clients as they pursue their goals.
Sessions with Lindsey often include her providing practical strategies to apply right away. She understands the difficulty in reaching out for help and wants to start symptom management with you quickly. Clients are encouraged to actively participate and give feedback to their care. They know themselves best after all! Lindsey utilizes available tools such as screen sharing and providing feedback between session to clients but is open to adjust techniques for each unique need.
Lindsey earned her bachelor’s degree from Saginaw Valley State University and her Master’s degree in Social Work from Grand Valley State University. She is also a certified lactation counselor through the Academy of Lactation Policy and Practice. She lives in West Michigan with her husband and children.
