Meet Lindsay Humbel
Therapist, LPC & Studio Coordinator
She/Her/Hers
My priority is to show up in the counseling space as my genuine self in order to connect with you and provide a nonjudgmental space in which you can show up as your genuine self as well. I aim to be a caring and supportive listener whom you can share your story with and, together, overcome difficulties, enhance resiliency and foster growth.
I have experience working with adults on a variety of issues including those related to identity, relationships, life transitions, grief, anxiety disorders, depressive disorders and stress-related disorders. My therapeutic approach is personalized and prioritizes the therapeutic connection, utilizing a variety of techniques and interventions to meet the different needs of each client. I especially enjoy working with people who want intimate and meaningful relationships with others but struggle to embrace this vulnerability. I work with clients to discover their joys, values, confidence and self-compassion in order to find their place in communities and relationships in which they feel safe, whole and connected.
With an approach consisting of relational-cultural, existential and feminist components, I am passionate about and have additional training in working with queer individuals and athletes. I believe each person possesses the capacity to rewrite their narrative and I am excited to join you in this next chapter of your life.
Currently accepting new clients. Book here.
I believe each person possesses the capacity to rewrite their narrative, and I am excited to join you in this next chapter of your life.
Life Transitions
Identity Exploration
Relationship Issues
Whom We Serve
We welcome people of all races, ethnic groups, religions, genders, sexual orientations, body sizes and abilities. All therapists are LGBTQIA+ allied, trauma-informed using a feminist lens.
those ready to process past traumas
people navigating grief and loss
those in the middle of changes and life adjustments
people exploring their identity and sexuality
those who believe therapy is self-care
people navigating pregnancy and post-pregnancy
those ready to break unhealthy patterns
people wanting to be their most authentic selves
those looking for more fulfilling relationships