psychologist | photographer | naturalist

I’m Lindsay—

Through thoughtful offerings— mentorship, photography, and writing, I merge psychology, art, and the rhythms of the natural world to help people slow down, live with presence, and reconnect with what matters.

Rooted in both science and human experience, my work is a quiet rebellion against urgency. I share observations from the field—small notes that honor the nervous system and evoke the awe of Shinrin-yoku.

I invite others to slow down, notice more, and reconnect with what’s real.

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The Ceremony We Forgot
The Ceremony We Forgot

Every so often, reality cracks open.
Not through a ritual, not in ceremony—just in the middle of a normal day.

You might be sitting at the beach, light flickering on the water, and suddenly it hits: What even is this? How is any of this real? How do I exist in the middle of it?

It’s not a thought. It’s an awareness.
Something in you remembers: this isn’t ordinary.
It’s miraculous.

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Don’t Put a Chair Where You Don’t Want People to Sit
Don’t Put a Chair Where You Don’t Want People to Sit

I hope fall is treating you well. The days are so noticeably shorter now— there’s more time for rest, and early bed times seem inevitable.

It’s also the season for finishing up projects outside, and making small shifts to prepare us for the quieter months ahead.

With that said, a friend mentioned that she and her fiancé were debating about whether to add a bench out front — part of a new landscaping plan.

Without thinking, I said, “Don’t put a chair where you don’t want people to sit.”

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Most of us try to feel whole by adding pieces. But wholeness isn’t completion — it’s remembering who you were before all the stories. #livinginceremony #35mm #shinrinyoku #oceantherapy #forestbathing #naturebathing #nervoussystemhe
There’s a kind of freedom that arrives when you stop performing your life. When you remember who you are beneath the proving and the praise. Just being — and letting that be enough. The quiet return to yourself is its own ceremony. #li
in my dreams... what the emerald coast looked like when it was still a secret. #35mm #30a #emeraldcoast #shinrinyoku #lovefl #filmisnotdead #35mmfilmphotography #lovefl #gulfcoast #sowal #30aphotographer #oceantherapy #naturetherapy
You step into a spring and suddenly realize that a billion years of rainfall, limestone, and quiet geological patience had to align so that clear water could rise from the earth—right here, right now—and meet your skin. A fish drifts by.