Rediscover your inner strength

— through accessible, personalized, and quality therapy.

Let us unveil your Moxie

—the strength of your character, unyielding determination, and courage. Together, let's create a safe and supportive space for you to explore and embrace your emotions, cultivating a healthier relationship with your inner self.

Meet Your Therapist:

Lindsey Painter

I am a licensed Filipino-American therapist based in Sandy, UT. With almost 10 years of providing therapy services, I learned that while certificates, degrees, and achievements are important, one of the most important qualities in a therapeutic relationship is being heard.

I have been there before. Having navigated my own therapeutic journey, I understand the power of receiving support as you travel through your journey to self-discovery, healing, and unmasking your moxie.

I am committed to helping you have a healthier relationship with yourself, your emotions, and others around you.

Overcome challenges, rediscover your inner strength.

My range of skills, proficiencies, and years of experience equipped me to support you with challenges such as:

relationships, intergenerational trauma, anxiety, self-doubt, grief, loss, depression, interpersonal conflict, and faith transitions.

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My Services

  • 15 Minute Phone Consultation

    To assess if we are a good fit to work together

    FREE

  • 60 Minute Assessment

    Your first session: learning more about your history and identifying your treatment goals

    $190

  • Individual Therapy

    In-person and telehealth sessions are available for individuals ages 14 and up.

    $165

    Selected insurances accepted*

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Why choose moxie mindset therapy?

More than just a therapy session

At Moxie Mindset Therapy, expect a transformative journey where you develop a stronger sense of self and access your moxie within. Because, in our shared space, your growth is not just a goal—it's a commitment.

Testimonials

  • ”Lindsey is an exceptional therapist who uses a number of evidence-based practices to help her clients. She is professional, organized, and knowledgeable. She has a plethora of experience in different settings where she has excelled mightily. I consistently ask if she is taking new clients when I need to make a referral.”

    — Kenji Hammon, Licensed Clinical Social Worker

  • “Lindsey has many strengths as a clinician. She is humble and open to changing and improving her skills, and she is very curious and asks excellent questions. An indication of my confidence in Lindsey’s skills as an EMDR therapist is that I would absolutely send my own friends or family to see her for EMDR therapy because of her skills in the EMDR therapy model and her desire to stay true to the model.”

    — Rosey Schaefermeyer, Licensed Clinical Social Worker

  • “Whenever my nutrition clients are in need of therapy support, Lindsey is the first person I turn to. I know my clients will be in excellent hands working with her as she is incredibly compassionate and qualified and has an array of skills and tools to best meet the needs of the client. It’s important to me that whoever I recommend to my clients takes a client-centered approach, and I am so confident in Lindsey for this.”

    — Melanie Roemer, Registered Dietitian

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