Lindsay

Pronouns: she/her

Location: United States: Boston, Massachusetts

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Professional Membership(s): UUMA, LREDA, SDI (Spiritual Directors International)

Spiritual Direction Philosophy

Our world is hurting with oppression, occupation, violence, and exploitation. These afflictions have profound material impacts on our lives and our bodies. Just the same, they plague our souls and spirits. My spiritual direction practice aims to be anti-oppressive and liberatory, and my goal with this practice is to play a part in building a world with love at the center by accompanying those who live on the margins and those who work to transform our world to steady us all in an upside-down world. Through my own spiritual direction, I have better understood what life-limiting beliefs I held onto and could release and have experienced moments of liberation or wholeness in a broken world. I believe spiritual direction is a site of the Revolution, a training ground for the Revolution, and a time of rest, recovery, and meaning-making during the Revolution. Another world is possible – another world is ours to build.

Services Offered

The spiritual director offers the following kinds of spiritual direction services, and is available to meet in the following manners.

Service Offerings: Individual Spiritual Direction

Session Format: Online (Zoom, Skype, etc.), Telephone

Payment Notes: I offer a sliding scale from $40-$200, with a recommended rate of $150 for those who can afford it

UU Wellspring Approved? 

Identities

The spiritual director identifies in the following ways.

Gender: Woman

Identities: LGBTQIA+, Trans or Non Binary

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Specializations

The spiritual director has direct experience, training, or expertise in the following areas.

Specializations: Abuse (physical/sexual), Addictions, Codependency, Creative Arts, Death/Dying/Hospice Care, Grief and Loss, Mature Adults/Elderly, Mental Health, Midlife, Nature Based, Relationships, Trauma, Women’s Issues, Young Adults

Spiritual Spheres: Bahai, Buddhism, Christianity, Confucianism, Eco/Nature-based, Humanism, Interfaith, Interspiritual, Islam, Judaism, Mormonism, Native/Indigenous, Quaker, Shinto, Sikhism, Spiritual but Not Religious, Spiritual Independent, Sufism, Taoism, Wicca/Neopaganism, Zoroastrianism

Professional Information

This is where the spiritual director received their training, how often they receive supervision, and the professional associations where they are members.

Supervision: Peer group (5-11 times/year)

Professional Membership(s): UUMA, LREDA, SDI (Spiritual Directors International)

Training:

  • Spiritual Direction Training: Meadville Lombard Theological School LIGHT program (2026)
  • Year Completed: 2026
  • Additional Training: Tending the Wounded Spirit: Trauma-Informed Spiritual Direction (2026)
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