Lindsey Dial LCPC, NCC
FOUNDER
Lindsey Dial, a jill of many trades, has worked in corporate America, started and managed non-profits, worked in the airline industry as a flight attendant and is an entrepreneur and CEO. Dial, now facilitator, advocate and expert mental health provider is the owner of For Every Mountain Counseling Services, where she uses her myriad of professional experience and unique social lens to help clients reach their wellness goals.
Dial, a psychotherapist, approved supervisor, licensed clinical professional counselor and certified mediator, has more than 15 years of experience working with at-risk adolescents, professionals across all industries, community groups and organizations. She has a demonstrated record of success helping clients to pivot in order to move from survival mode to one of thriving.
Her unique experiences has offered her the platform to specialize in women’s wellness, adult attention deficit disorder as well as coaching both men and women into healthy relationships..
Recognized for her strong interpersonal, organizational and analytical skills in community settings, office settings and both one-to-one and group settings, Dial delivers a blueprint for clients to achieve their personal and professional goals while maintaining the quality of life they are seeking .
A graduate from Morgan State University and Argosy University, Dial has provided support to Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) Baltimore City, Big Brothers Big Sisters Atlanta, and the Boys and Girls Club Atlanta. She serves as a personal and professional development facilitator to various organizations to include the DC Chapter of Women in Sports & Events, Gamma Phi Delta Sorority, Inc., Eastern Region and St. Matthews Church in Maryland.
A Purpose to Serve
“I have always had a passion for helping others, especially young girls. Before I entered the mental health sector I was involved in various organizations such as: National Council of Negro Women, Big Brother Big Sister Program, Cheer and Dance Gallery, Court Appointed Special Advocate. I got to a point in my life in which a volunteer organization was not enough. I knew my purpose was greater. I knew that the individual trials and tribulations that I overcame were not just about me; that I was going through certain experiences to build my empathy and understanding for others. I decided to leave Corporate America to become a Psychotherapist. I have never looked back. I love what I do! I love helping families come back together, providing insight for couples to understand each other better; giving adolescents and adults hope that there is a better tomorrow. We can work together to help you recognize your strengths, acknowledge your weakness and collaborate to create a treatment plan that will help you reach your personal goals. ”