Lindsey Boman, LPC

Lindsey is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Texas. She earned her Master’s degree in Psychology at West Texas A&M University. While there, she became interested in clinical research and completed a thesis that sought to clarify the neurobehavioral effects of long-term Risperidone (antipsychotic) treatment. This research was later published in the Journal of Behavioral Brain Research. She believes that having a background in research has helped her to remain open, curious, and always willing to learn about therapies that may be beneficial for her clients.

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Lindsey spent her practicum at the Amarillo VA, where she worked with military personnel who suffered from depression, relational issues, anxiety, and PTSD. She then had the opportunity to serve as the Drug Court Counselor at adult probation. During that time, she worked with those experiencing symptoms of depression, trauma, postpartum depression, grief, anxiety, attachment wounding and those in recovery from substance abuse. Since being in private practice, she primarily works with individuals struggling from complex posttraumatic stress disorder, traumatic grief, postpartum depression, substance use disorders and other anxiety disorders. 

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Lindsey Boman enjoys working with adults, those in the military and first responders. She has extensive training in EMDR therapy which is an empirically validated treatment that helps clients to process traumatic or “stuck” experiences more efficiently. She also has experience and training in exposure therapy, interpersonal psychotherapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, restoration therapy, internal family systems theory, somatic and other mindfulness-based approaches to therapy.