Lindsay earned her Master’s in Social Work from NYU’s Silver School of Social Work and trained at the renowned Ackerman Institute for the Family. She has extensive experience working with families navigating conflict and life transitions, as well as with individuals—including emerging adults, teenagers, parents, and professionals. Lindsay supports clients facing anxiety and depression, whether it shows up as inner restlessness, overwhelm, self-criticism, or disconnection. She helps clients untangle what’s beneath the surface and reconnect with themselves with greater self-awareness, agency, and compassion. Lindsay brings a unique perspective to the therapy room. Before becoming a clinician, she had a successful career in finance, working as a financial planner and later in the Client Strategy Office at UBS. This experience gave her a deep understanding of how money, identity, and family dynamics intersect. She draws on that insight in her work with clients navigating professional pressure, financial stress, and life at the crossroads of career and personal change. She also works closely with emerging adults as they navigate identity formation, career choices, and transitions into adulthood. Lindsay’s areas of expertise include anxiety, depression, self-esteem, communication and relationship challenges, family dynamics, women’s issues, and professional concerns. She takes an integrative approach to therapy, drawing from psychodynamic, relational, and systemic models, while also incorporating practical tools from cognitive-behavioral and mindfulness-based therapies. Lindsay tailors her approach to each client’s unique goals and needs—meeting them where they are and evolving together over time. Licensed in NY NY #126101