Lindsay Merrell

I understand how isolating fertility struggles, eating disorders, trauma, and grief feel. You're exhausted from putting on a brave face while hurting inside. My approach creates a safe space where you don't have to pretend anymore. I work from a humanistic, trauma-informed lens while integrating CBT and DBT tools to help you heal and build the life you want.

Together, we will unpack the pain you've been carrying alone. We'll challenge the thoughts that keep you stuck, process the grief you haven't had space to feel, and rebuild trust in yourself. You'll learn practical tools to manage the hard days while discovering that healing doesn't mean doing it perfectly—it means doing it honestly.

My clients describe me as collaborative and down-to-earth—someone who makes therapy feel less like an appointment and more like talking with someone who truly gets it. They appreciate that I'm genuine, direct when needed, and create a space where they can be honest without fear of judgment. Together, we work as a team toward your goals.

I specialize in working with women navigating reproductive challenges, fertility struggles, IVF, IUI, prenatal and postpartum mental health. Whether you're facing the emotional weight of infertility, adjusting to motherhood, or dealing with pregnancy loss, I'm here to support you. I also work with women experiencing eating disorders, trauma, and grief.

I care deeply about women's issues and believe every woman deserves to feel valued, heard, and supported. Too often, women's struggles—especially around fertility, body image, and mental health—are minimized or misunderstood. I wanted to create a space where women's experiences are taken seriously and where they can show up exactly as they are.

My practice is a space where women can finally exhale. For one hour, you're truly heard and seen—not judged, not rushed, just understood. I get the weight you're carrying, but I'm removed enough to help you process it without adding to your burden. This is your moment to breathe, to be honest, and to feel like someone finally gets what you're going through."