Lindsay B. Jernigan Ph.D.

About

Lindsay Jernigan, Ph.D., is a licensed clinical psychologist and master therapist with expertise in emotional resilience, relationships and sexuality, personal evolution and team building. Dr. Jernigan lives in Vermont where she provides therapeutic services for individuals and couples, and supervision and training for clinicians. She is also the owner and creator of Reboot, e-courses designed to offer self-paced, accessible, professional guidance to support self-full living. In her work, Dr. Jernigan is inspired to help women develop into their vibrant, empowered, authentic selves, and to help couples find deeper joy and intimacy through differentiated connection. Visit her website, and follow her on Instagram @dr.lindsayjernigan, and on Facebook @Dr.LindsayJernigan.

Recent Posts

Ever Shy Away From Joy?

Many women do shy away from joy. Here's why—and what you can do about it so you can stop holding back.

How to Tell if Staying Together Is Doing More Harm Than Good

If you're telling yourself you have to stay, you aren’t giving yourself the opportunity to stay because you want to.

3 Questions to Ask Before Deciding to End a Relationship

It's one of the most common issues raised in couples therapy. Here are three questions you can ask yourself to point you in the right direction.

Are You Missing Early Relationship Sex?

The honeymoon stage teaches us 3 ways to keep desire alive in long-term love.

5 Ways to Keep Sex Alive

Can sexual connection survive in long-term love? Yes. Here's what you need to know.

6 Ways to Deal With Relationship Ambivalence

Are you in relationship ambivalence, unsure whether to hold or let go? Here are your next steps.

4 Quick Tips to Survive the End-of-School-Year Chaos

Use this time to celebrate the people you love. Let this chaotic month help you connect with all that has mattered most on this crazy ride.

Making Peace With Your Body

These five steps can help you love your body by waging peaceful, radical war against a toxic culture that has taught you shame.

Accept the Imperfections of the Holidays

Accepting the real challenges and glitches of the holiday season is likely to increase your joy.

Can I Really Survive My Child Leaving for College?

Are you launching a child off to college this fall? One psychologist is, too, and she is sharing her tips for a graceful (although always painful) transition.