Healing for Healers,
Help for Helpers,
Compassion for the Compassionate.

Deep self-reflection, understanding, and boundary support for people who take care of everyone else.

Why You're Here...

At the end of each day, you are exhausted from caring for others at work and home, but it feels like it's never enough.

It often feels like others don't notice or appreciate everything you do, leading to burnout, overwhelm, and resentment toward those you care so much about, which makes you feel guilty.

You snap at your loved ones and often don't know why, or you act passive-aggressively when you don't know what else to do.

The world feels overwhelming and ugly, but you don't feel like you can make a difference, which leads you to feel agitated, numb, or ashamed. It upsets you when others don't care about injustice.

You're here because you're ready for a change.

PHILOSOPHY

My name is Lindsey.

I help healers and caregivers who feel overwhelmed and burned out at work (and home) to feel appreciated and confident through deep self-reflection and boundary-setting.

As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) I can support you in your relationships with family, work, and yourself to create lasting change.

Learn More About Lindsey

"Not only is Lindsey an attentive, authentic therapist in session, but she also spends a great deal of time outside of session organizing client-specific treatment plans, activities, and interventions. Lindsey understands that no two clients are alike, and as such, she puts in the extra work to make sure that her therapy fits each person's unique needs. While I have seen Lindsey do a great deal of transformative work with adolescents, I know her to be effective with a wide range of clients; her skills appear to transcend age, gender, race, sexual orientation, and family type, just to name a few. Lindsey Boes is a fantastic therapist and colleague who will always go the extra mile to be sure that her clients get the services they need."

Ashley Walsdorf, Ph.D., LMFT, AAMFT Approved Supervisor

Are We A Good Fit?

Research shows that, unlike other forms of healthcare, the fit between the client and therapist is the biggest predictor of success in therapy. Additionally, I do my best work with clients who align with my personality and therapeutic style. That's why confirming that we are a great fit is important before we begin working together.

If, after reviewing the checklist below, you believe we are a great fit, please fill out my Contact Form to request a free consultation, and we will get started!

We might be a great fit if you are...

Open-minded
Passionate about your beliefs
Thoughtful, a Deep Thinker
Organized (or try to be)
Ready for deep self-reflection and change
Funny and/or like to Laugh
Empathetic and Compassionate
Take care of others (teacher, nurse, mental health clinician, caregiver for family members)
Willing to sit in discomfort to grow

We should not work together if you are...

Not ready or willing to reflect on your relationships
Wanting others to change before you change
Wanting your therapist to do the work for you
Not willing to incorporate therapy outside of sessions
Wanting a quick fix
Experiencing strong or frequent suicidal, homicidal, or self-harm thoughts
Just wanting to vent without reflecting and processing

I Think We'd Be a Great Fit!

CONTACT

Get in Touch

I look forward to meeting you! Let me know what you are hoping to work on and some dates/times that work for you to meet for a FREE 30 minute consultation!

Contact Information:

Lindsey@BoesTherapyServices.com