Leigh Ann Lindsey

Leigh Ann Lindsey is a Depth Psychology practitioner, EVOX specialist, founder of The Accrescent, and host of The Accrescent Podcast. She specializes in supporting people navigating cancer, complex chronic illness, and life after cancer, helping clients process the psychological stress of illness while also exploring potential emotional and psychological contributors to disease through work with the conscious and unconscious mind. Her work is shaped in part by her own experience with breast cancer. Leigh Ann is currently pursuing her PhD in Depth Psychology and Integrative Healing at Pacifica Graduate Institute, with a focus on the relationship between psyche, physiology, trauma, illness, and healing.

Leigh Ann Lindsey is a Depth Psychology practitioner, EVOX specialist, founder of The Accrescent, and host of The Accrescent Podcast. She specializes in supporting people navigating cancer, complex chronic illness, and life after cancer.

Her path into this work began with her own breast cancer diagnosis. As part of an integrative approach to healing, she began some of the deepest emotional work of her life and came to see how profoundly trauma, chronic stress, and long-carried experiences were woven into her psychological and physiological landscape.

Today, Leigh Ann helps clients process the psychological stress of illness while also exploring potential emotional and psychological contributors to disease through work with the conscious and unconscious mind. Alongside Depth Psychology, she uses EVOX Voice Mapping + Biofeedback, a technology that sends the nervous system signals of safety. In her clinical experience, it helps clients stay deeply calm while working with difficult material, so meaningful shifts can happen more quickly. She also draws on training in Somatic Experiencing and Neuro-Linguistic Programming. Her work never reduces illness to psychology; instead, it asks what becomes possible when the psyche is cared for alongside the body.

Leigh Ann is currently pursuing her PhD in Depth Psychology and Integrative Healing at Pacifica Graduate Institute, with a focus on the relationship between psyche, physiology, trauma, illness, and healing. She speaks with public audiences and practitioners about the emotional and psychological side of disease, and works with clients in person and remotely.