Life moves on, and it’s unfair to think that through career, family, health, and relationship changes we’ll always perfectly navigate it.
Struggle is inevitable; struggling alone doesn’t have to be.
Lindsey Hoskins & Associates is a therapeutic practice built on compassion, energy, positivity, and growth. Those are just some of the tools necessary for creating a safe environment for clients to do what presumably brought them here in the first place: learn how to cope, and heal.
Located in Bethesda, Maryland, our clinicians help clients take an important step forward in improving the quality of their lives and their intimate relationships with the people around them.
Life circumstances that Lindsey Hoskins & Associates addresses include but aren’t limited to:
• roadblocks in old and new relationships;
• career changes;
• parenting struggles;
• families and individuals facing medical challenges;
• issues relative to military families; and
• navigating loss due to death and divorce.
Each clinician offers a complimentary telephone consultation to thoughtfully discuss potential clients’ needs. We feel this step helps determine whether our practice is a right fit for you. There is no obligation to make a second call.
Please explore the website, remembering this: You have the power to positively change your life and create the life you deserve. Lindsey Hoskins & Associates is dedicated to working with clients to develop more satisfying relationships … and the first relationship we foster is the one with yourself.
Let’s work together. We’re here to help.
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Lindsey Hoskins is the founder and principal of the practice. She brings her thoughtful perspective in navigating relationships to work with individuals, couples, and families, as well as those facing medical and genetic issues. Lindsey is available on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday evenings, as well as some weekends.
Emily Cook is an associate therapist. She brings her warmth and energy to helping clients face the challenges of life, including those specific to military service. Emily is available on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, as well as Sundays during the day. She also has some weekday availability.
Lauren Messina is an associate therapist who specializes in working with children and adolescents and their families. Her passion for and dedication to her work is both comforting and inspiring to her clients. Lauren is available on Monday and Tuesday evenings, and has weekend availability as well. She also has some weekday availability.
