Lindsay Crump, Psy. S.
Licensed School Psychologist
About Lindsay
Lindsay works with children, adolescents, and families who are looking for a clearer understanding of learning, emotional, and developmental concerns.
Families often come to her when challenges are affecting school, behavior, or daily life, and they are looking for clarity and direction. Through both evaluation and therapeutic work, she helps identify patterns, clarify what’s going on, and provide recommendations that are practical and actionable.
Lindsay utilizes individualized, evidence-based practices that support children and families in areas of need. Using CBT, DBT, and play therapy approaches, she works collaboratively with both children and parents to support emotional wellbeing, shape behavior, and foster greater confidence and independence.
AREAS OF FOCUS
- Psychological assessments ages 3–21 including ASD, ADHD, learning disorders, and anxiety
- Counseling and therapy for children, teens, and parents
- CBT, DBT, and play therapy approaches
7 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
Using individualized, evidence-based approaches that integrate CBT, DBT, play therapy, and parent collaboration to support emotional wellbeing and behavior change.
What Working Together Looks Like
Lindsay’s work is structured, collaborative, and focused on helping families better understand what their child is experiencing.
She considers both assessment data and real-world context from home and school to build a complete picture of how a child is functioning. Whether through evaluation or ongoing therapy, her goal is to provide clarity in a way that feels practical and easy to apply.
Lindsay integrates work with both parents and children to support emotional wellbeing, improve coping and behavior, and foster greater independence. Families leave with a stronger understanding of their child’s strengths, the challenges they’re facing, and clear next steps.
Education & Credentials
PsyS (Specialist in School Psychology)
Licensed School Psychologist
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If you’re looking for clarity around your child’s learning, emotional development, or behavior, or need support through therapy, getting started is the next step.