A practicing trademark lawyer with an analytical mind and a passion for research, Lindsey has made it her personal mission to understand, relieve, and prevent her own neck pain. A natural skeptic, she has tried a variety of alternative modalities, which - to her surprise - profoundly helped her. What she learned demonstrated to her an inseparable connection between body and mind.
Lindsey pursued extensive training across multiple disciplines, completing an International Coaching Federation® (ICF) coach training course, 200-hour yoga teacher certifications at the Kripalu Center for Yoga and Katonah Yoga and earning her Reiki Level III (Mastership) certification. Lindsey also received craniosacral training in Dynamic Body Balancing,™ Polyvagal Theory (Polyvagal Institute, Dr. Stephen Porges), and Somatic Embodiment & Regulation Strategies (Linda Thai). She attended the Oxford Masters Series on trauma, benefitting from an eight-hour session with Dr. Gabor Maté. Formerly a Healing Touch volunteer at Greenwich Hospital, Lindsey also volunteered at Northern Westchester Hospital's Caregiver Center for and provided Reiki to NWHC hospital staff for several years. She currently works as a volunteer at Danbury Regional Hospice and is an equine therapy volunteer at Endeavor Therapeutic Horsemanship.
In her practice, Lindsey offers a wide range of healing and restorative wellness practices tailored to meet specific needs and requests. She provides highly personalized individual sessions, providing an initial assessment of the client's needs and preferences, followed by a tailored coaching and/or somatic session. She also leads a regular Somatic Release class in a beautiful, healing space at Beckoning Path in Armonk, where she combines restorative yoga with self-healing wellness practices, guided visualization, and energy work.
Lindsey uses her lived experience, comprehensive personal research, and extensive training to help others with wellness practices that can lead to meaningful, sustainable results.