Lindsey Judge Joyner is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, mother, mindfulness practitioner, and gentle nurture of both humans and animals. She graduated with her masters in social work from North Carolina State University in 2016. Lindsey has worked in mental health for over 10 years, from outpatient community mental health for children, adults, and families, to being a part of crisis teams working with students in a University setting.

Lindsey's values and approaches in therapy align significantly with our practice; she has recently started training in somatic modalities including Hakomi. Her past trainings and practices includes Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Mindfulness, EcoSystemic Structural Family Therapy (ESFT), and Natural Lifemanship (equine-assisted therapy) and Internal Family Systems (IFS). 

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You and Lindsey could be a good fit...

• If you're an adult wanting help with compound trauma and stress, navigating or exploring a life transition, or wanting to learn more about your self, beliefs, and barriers to connection.

• If you're seeking therapy that is empathetic, mindfulness based, gentle, self-exploratory, social-justice lensed, emotion focused, trauma-informed, and relational.

• If you're needing support around returning to self and life after a loss or relationship rupture.

• If you're Interested in parts work that moves at a comfortable pace for you and approached with intention and gentleness.

• And enjoy talking and expanding your understanding of Buddhism, poetry and connection with the more-than-human-kin.