Lindsey Fox, LMHC
Clinical Supervisor
Locations:
Massachusetts
Insurances
About
Have you found yourself unhappily married, lacking self-confidence, or feeling stuck in a job you don't like? Are you settling for less because it's available? Maybe it's time to take a pause, reflect, & reset your life's trajectory. Learn to reclaim your life & get unstuck by putting a stop to those self-limiting beliefs through self-compassion, psychoeducation, and cognitive behavioral therapy. Lindsey incorporates a holistic mind, body, and cognitive behavioral wellness approach to help you start (and plan) your new beginning.
Lindsey utilizes a holistic trauma-informed approach that is both belief- & behavior-based therapeutically. She addresses person-centered skill sets, as well as mindset. We will create time for your busy mind to pause so you can tune into your own greatness and regroup for your next leap forward.
Lindsey embraces a highly engaged & collaborative approach - your participation is valued. We will utilize elements of attachment theory, CBT, and DBT-informed interventions in an effort to prompt self-reflection, emotional processing of your needs, and how to cope with specific challenges to enhance the quality of life.
Locations:
Massachusetts
Credentials, Qualifications and Languages
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Assumption University, Master of Arts: Clinical Counseling Psychology, 2019
Why Healthcare
Lindsey wants to aid in teaching clients to reclaim their life & get unstuck by putting a stop to those self-limiting beliefs through self-compassion, psychoeducation, and cognitive behavioral therapy.
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