Lindsey Farlow, LLMSW

Lindsey is a limited licensed social worker who has experience with various populations and challenges. She specializes in relationship building in regards to family, couple/martial, and sibling bonds. Lindsey utilizes individual and group training interventions in order for families to implement positive behavioral techniques for challenging behaviors and obtain psychoeducation of various diagnoses and interventions.

She focuses on an individualized family approach to assist with issues related to mental health, trauma, challenging behaviors, academic/legal involvement, substance abuse, divorce and blended families. Lindsey has provided therapy to adults, children and adolescents in a variety of environments including residential, in-home, respite/community living support, out-patient and school settings. She has experience with supporting individuals with intellectual-developmental disabilities, ASD and/or dual diagnoses. She is trained in evidence-based treatments including CBT, DBT, Positive Family Interventions, Zones of Regulation, Motivational Interviewing, TF-CBT, Empowerment Theory, Crisis and Suicide Preventions.

Lindsey grew up on the East Side of Michigan and currently resides in Grand Rapids with her family. She graduated with a Bachelors in Psychology at Central Michigan University and a Masters in Social Work at Michigan State University. Lindsey enjoys being outdoors with her large dog, traveling and spending the warm months at her family’s cottage.