Lindsay received her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Sports and Health Psychology from the University of Missouri-Columbia. There she conducted research on the effects of exercise versus pharmaceutical drugs on clinical depression and studied athletic training. She graduated from Northwestern Health Sciences University with a Masters Degree in Oriental Medicine. Through this program she had the chance to work at The Courage Center, The Salvation Army Harbor Lights, Perspectives Family Care Center, and The Aliveness Project. This gave her a wide variety of experience from treating patients suffering from brain and spinal cord injuries, various addictions, to women’s health issues and other chronic conditions. Lindsay loves working with athletes and specializes in Sports Acupuncture and the treatment of musculoskeletal injuries. Lindsay is also a practitioner of Chinese Herbology and prescribes herbal formulas that can treat conditions such as acne, infertility, urinary tract infections, menstrual irregularities, eczema, insomnia, and much more. During her training at Northwestern she also learned modalities such as cupping, moxibustion (the burning of a medicinal herb), tui na (Chinese Energy Massage), gua sha (dermal friction therapy), Chinese Food Therapy, and Constitutional Facial Acupuncture Renewal.