About
LINDSEY THOMSON-LEVIN, MA, AMFT
The most important part of therapy is the relationship
I invite you to get to know me. I think you’ll find me warm, compassionate, and nonjudgmental. I work with openness, curiosity, collaboration, and humor. There is healing power in a good laugh!
One of my highest values is to help people feel less alone. I believe we are all seeking a sense of belonging — to be deeply known to ourselves and others. I welcome all parts of you, and I hope you will feel seen and valued in our work together.
I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from The University of Chicago and a Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from Santa Clara University. For over a decade I enjoyed a wide-ranging career in the nonprofit sector, putting into action my belief that a better world is possible.
A formative part of my clinical training has been my years of experience with Pathways Home Health & Hospice, where I have provided therapy to patients and their loved ones throughout the process of death and grieving. Through Pathways I also regularly serve those reeling from sudden and traumatic losses. This work has deepened my ability to provide trauma-sensitive care and to help clients face some of life’s most devastating and transformative seasons.
In my practice, I welcome and affirm all people, bodies, identities, and abilities. I am committed to cultural humility, to questioning and unlearning my biases, and to the continuous work of expanding my understanding.
Feedback
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C.
“Lindsey created a safe space for me. She taught me how to hear my inner voice and follow it. With Lindsey’s help, I discovered parts of myself that were left behind and reintegrated them. I am now more whole.”
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E.
“I used to feel like I was drowning, before we started meeting. Now I don’t even think about that. I feel hopeful.”
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L.
“Lindsey is a super compassionate listener and gives me feedback so I can understand myself better. She hears me, and now I can ask for what I need with people in my life.”