Meet your therapist

Lindsay Thompson Neill LPC

Licensed Professional Counselor · License #37PC00863200

Lindsay Thompson Neill is a Licensed Professional Counselor who works with clients on anxiety, trauma, life transitions, mood challenges, and family dynamics.

She earned her MS in Mental Health Counseling from Monmouth University and has worked in the counseling field since.

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Who they see: Children, teens, and adults
Availability: Daytime and evening
Format: In person and virtual

Lindsay Thompson Neill seated on a blue sofa in a black long-sleeve top, smiling with her chin on her hand

Lindsay Thompson Neill, LPC

How Lindsay Thompson Neill works

She believes therapy should feel safe and supportive, and should leave clients feeling more capable. She helps clients strengthen communication, build healthier coping skills, and develop more fulfilling relationships.

She draws on evidence-based approaches, including CBT, mindfulness, and DBT, and she is certified in DBT. She also offers Brainspotting as a Certified Practitioner, to help clients access and process deeper emotional experiences.

She often uses cognitive reframing, through journaling and role-play, to help clients shift unhelpful thought patterns and feel more confident in everyday life. She brings warmth, empathy, and authenticity to sessions.

Approaches

Lindsay Thompson Neill in a black long-sleeve top, smiling and leaning on a black console beside a white ginger jar

Areas of focus

Anxiety
Trauma
Life transitions
Mood challenges
Emotion regulation
Personality disorders

Credentials

Title: Licensed Professional Counselor
Credential: LPC
Education: MS in Mental Health Counseling, Monmouth University
Certifications: DBT
Brainspotting Certified Practitioner
License: License #37PC00863200

Outside the office

Outside of work, she spends time with family, friends, and her animals, including her cats and dogs.

Common questions

Questions about working with Lindsay Thompson Neill

What does Lindsay Thompson Neill help with?

Her areas of focus are anxiety, trauma, life transitions, mood challenges, emotion regulation, and personality disorders. Her profile also mentions family dynamics.

Which therapies does she use?

CBT, mindfulness, and DBT, with DBT certification, and Brainspotting as a Certified Practitioner. She often uses cognitive reframing through journaling and role-play.

When does she see clients, and where?

In the daytime and evening, in person in Tinton Falls and virtually across New Jersey. Virtual sessions are HIPAA-compliant.

Do you accept insurance?

Living Well Counseling Center is out-of-network and private pay. You can read fee information on the Good Faith Estimate page.