Bringing vast academic and life experience to the field of coaching, Lindsay’s calling as an advocate and educator, along with numerous volunteer activities for youth have made her a perfect fit. During her early years at Stanford, she was the resident coordinator for over a hundred freshmen as they learned the ropes of college and the importance of building healthy habits and strategies into their lives. Her passion for advocacy led her to pursue a JD from University of Oregon Law school and then subsequent work as a defense attorney, supporting clients in complex legal issues.

The next chapter of Lindsay’s life brought her into extensive work supporting minors as a Youth Small-Group Facilitator for children and adolescents experiencing the loss of a loved one, a Court Appointed Special Advocate, and a classroom volunteer for students with math, writing, and reading challenges. She recently completed the executive function skills course called “Teaching Seeing My Time” with Marydee Sklar and is currently translating this valuable knowledge into her work with students at Potentia Academics. She is an expert writing tutor and understands the complex layers that drive academic success. She is passionate about helping clients learn more about themselves and potential career paths with the help of YouScience; an industry leading career and strengths assessment.

In her free time she loves exploring the Central Oregon outdoors with her family, running, and coaching youth soccer.