Lindsay Sussman has experience working with children, families, at-risk youth, the aging, and those struggling with anxiety, depression, and chronic illness. Her goal is to create an environment for clients that is validating and nonjudgmental, while encouraging personal growth. Lindsay helps clients find tools to get them through their biggest challenges in life and gain a better sense of well-being.  She earned her master’s degree in social work from Columbia University and is trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Acceptance Commitment Therapy. Lindsay uses meditation, mindfulness, and evidence-based practices to create a safe space that supports all insights, concerns, and emotions that may arise. She believes in the strong connection between the body and the mind, and that working on both helps to find the right coping strategies and facilitates the change clients aspire to see.