Lindsay Smith (she/her) is a MACP Practicum Student from Yorkville
University completing her placement at Safe Harbour Therapy Centre. She
is also a teacher and for the past 15 years, she has worked in various
elementary level classrooms. As a descendent of settlers living and
offering services on Treaty One Territory, Lindsay strives to remain
mindful of her role in reconciliation and to practise in ways that
honour the all of the diverse communities who call this land home.
Lindsay approaches her work with curiosity, warmth, and openness, aiming
to create a space where clients feel welcomed, heard, and supported. She
works from a clientcentred foundation, integrating narrative therapy
and solutionfocused brief therapy to help individuals explore their
stories, identify strengths, and move toward meaningful change. Lindsay
values collaboration and believes that each person’s lived experience is
central to the therapeutic process.
She is passionate about working with individuals and parents, supporting
them through life transitions, challenges, and moments of growth.
Lindsay is especially interested in how our personal narratives shape
the ways we understand ourselves, our relationships, and the choices we
make.
Outside of therapy, Lindsay enjoys spending time with her family,
playing soccer, and learning the ins and outs of her newly acquired
perennial garden. She finds joy in being active outdoors with her
children and pets.
If you would like to work with Lindsay, we invite you to connect with
her by email or book with her online.
Lindsay offers psychotherapy on a sliding scale, ranging from $45-95.
Fees are determined by your income and the number of people dependent on
that income. Fees will be discussed and finalized during your first
session.