CLINICAL INTERN
Pronouns: She/Her
Lindsey (she/her) believes in creating a space where clients can be their most authentic, vulnerable selves. She understands that we all exist within complex systems and strives to provide a non-judgmental environment where healing and growth can begin. Her collaborative and empowering approach is dedicated to honoring each client's unique needs and experiences. Lindsey brings nearly a decade of experience in corporate learning and leadership development to her current work as she completes her master's degree in Couple and Family Therapy from Seattle University.
Lindsey is especially passionate about helping individuals, couples, and intimate partnership groups navigate disruptions and changes that impact their experiences with vulnerability and relationships—whether it's conflict, exploring identity, facing life transitions, or adapting to changes in physical abilities. Sexuality and intimacy are her passion and she looks forward to supporting clients in cultivating healthy and fulfilling relationships with those facets of their lives. Lindsey is deeply knowledgeable about kink and polyamory, and welcomes clients of all relationship dynamics and sexual orientations with open arms.
In their work together, Lindsey will offer clients a balance of warmth and challenge, encouraging them to move beyond old patterns and adopt an active role in their personal development. Her trauma-informed and strengths-based integrated approach draws from therapeutic modalities such as Solution-Focused, Narrative, and Person-Centered therapy to support her clients' growth. She is available to see clients via telehealth and in-person on select scheduled days.
Lindsey is a bachelor's-level marriage and family therapy intern at Twin Lakes Counseling. She is supervised by Cherie McKale, LMHC (NPI 1528620010, License LH61317695).
