New to Grow
Hi, My name is Lindsay Emerson and I am passionate about helping people experiencing healing and freedom in their lives! I desire to see couples thrive in fulfilling relationships through deeper connection, effective communication, and healthy conflict resolution. I also help individuals with ADHD, depression, anxiety, and those who have experienced trauma and PTSD. Healing takes time and your personal story matters. You can expect to gain valuable tools to better equip you for the challenges you may be facing personally or with close relationships.
In our first session together, here's what you can expect
During the session you can expect to build safety and trust as you share your story and what brings you to this space! I will listen with empathy to help you identify goals you would like to achieve in therapy.
The biggest strengths that I bring into our sessions
I have been practicing therapy for 6 years in Seattle! I see each person as a unique individual and take a client centered approach to cater interventions to your personal needs! A fun fact about myself is that I lived in the Philippines for several years doing mission work. I love traveling and learning about different cultures. This has helped strengthen my practice by providing a deeper level of understanding and awareness of how others live around the world.
The clients I'm best positioned to serve
I am a caring and approachable therapist that serves clients who desire to make changes in their life as well as in their closest relationships. I help couples, individuals, families, and those struggling with anxiety, depression, ADHD, and trauma.
Christian Counseling
I integrate clinical training and Biblical truth to provide faith based counseling for couples, marriage and family, and individuals who are experiencing anxiety, depression, and grief.
Couples Counseling
I use the Gottman method and Emotion Focused Therapy to build a deeper level of connection, increase effective communication to help lead couples to a more satisfying place in their relationship. Conflict is going to happen but it’s how we engage and respond that gets us to desired outcomes.