Lindsay is a psychologist and photographer whose work is shaped by nature, lived experience, and a slower pace.
Through photography, Lindsay explores color, light, and the sensory experience of being outdoors, often working with film and printed materials. Her creative work is rooted in time spent in nature, and an interest in how environments shape how we feel.
Alongside her photography, Lindsay offers private one-to-one mentorship grounded in psychology. Her work supports people who feel constrained by conventional ideas about productivity, success, or “doing life right,” and who want to navigate their lives with more flexibility, clarity, and self-trust.
private, reflective support for life and work
for families, couples, and individuals who value presence over posing.
limited prints and written offerings.
a collection of nature-based photographic work.
Recent field notes
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Seen on the cover of The 30A Life
A nostalgic nod to sun-soaked, carefree days along the coast.
Many adults organize their lives around a quiet, ongoing question: Is this allowed? Not legally or morally, but practically, financially, socially.
It shows up as waiting. Over-researching. Looking for other people who are already doing the thing, just to see if it’s okay. Scanning for proof that a choice has been approved somewhere.
Is this realistic? Is this irresponsible? Is this something people like me get to do?
This often passes as being careful. It’s actually a safety strategy — one meant to prevent mistakes, rejection, or regret.
It doesn’t work.