Individual and Group Therapy Services with Lindsay Cotterpong, LICSW | The Time to Invest in Yourself is NOW
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Real skills to LOVE your life

I help exhausted, painfully self aware, big hearted adults who are great at taking care of everyone else, learn to trust their instincts, set effective boundaries, and finally feel confident.

Learn to Pause. Feel. Heal.

You make it look easy, instagram worthy even, but inside?

A lackluster life is NOT the vibe

From the outside looking in, you've created a great life.

 

​You show up for everyone—at work, at home, in every group chat, every volunteer position. And somehow, you're running on empty. Somewhere along the way you forgot to fill your cup and now you don't even know what could fill it even if you had some time for yourself.

 

Not in crisis. Just exhausted, a little numb, and quietly wondering if this is just... it.

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Does any of this sound familiar?

Something’s gotta give. You’ve been white knuckling for so long, you worry how much longer can you keep it up. The pressure leaks out in the wine, the doom scrolling, the losing time in Homegoods—and then comes the shame spiral for not being better. 

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Your brain won't turn off. You replay conversations, plan for every possible disaster, and then zone out for hours just to get some relief.

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You're smart as hell. You can see exactly what you're doing: the people-pleasing, the overcommitting, the shrinking, and yet you still can't seem to stop.

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Relaxing doesn't feel safe. You can't sit still without the creeping feeling you're not doing enough.

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You're the one people call in a crisis—always ready with a plan, always able to hold it together. Chasing emergencies and fixing things for others is how you feel valuable. How you prove your worth.

 

And asking for help is your version of Hunger Games. 

You don't need more willpower.
You need a different set of tools.

Here's what shifts when you do the work...

You catch the spiral before it takes over AND you actually know what to do with it.​

You stop saying yes when you mean no, without the five day guilt-trip hangover.

Your body becomes somewhere you can rest, not some task you're managing or fighting against.

You stop white-knuckling your emotions and start actually feeling them, without drowning.

You show up for the people you love without running yourself dry to do it. AND you start showing up for yourself too.

No pressure, no commitment, no wrong questions. Just a conversation.

Meet Lindsay Cotterpong, LICSW

Hey, I'm Lindsay, your hype queen with a clinical edge. I am deeply invested in helping people who've lost touch with themselves find their way back-through real skills, honest community, and a healthy dose of humor along the way.

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