Lindsey Fanning

Lindsey Fanning is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, with a focus on supporting women and families through the varied seasons of life, particularly during pregnancy, postpartum, and the transition to motherhood. She also specializes in parenting young children and navigating other relationship, career, or general life changes. Lindsey’s commitment is to help women and families unpack what is preventing them from feeling fulfilled, successful, and confident. Through a relationship-based approach, she addresses a range of issues including anxiety, depression, postpartum adjustments, grief, loss, parent-child dynamics, and children's behavioral concerns. A graduate of Wayne State University with a master's degree in Clinical Social Work, Lindsey has furthered her expertise through additional training in Perinatal Mental Health, Infant Mental Health, Child-Parent Psychotherapy, and End-of-Life issues. She also provides Reflective Supervision consultation to Infant Mental Health clinicians and educators. Lindsey believes that meaningful change occurs within the context of relationships; thus, her goal is to cultivate a trusting, respectful, and engaging partnership in therapy. She aims to create a safe space that honors each individual, encouraging them to look inward and strive toward becoming the best version of themselves, as they define it.