Lindsey Jespersen is a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) and one of British Columbia’s leading separation and divorce professionals. She holds a Master’s in Counselling Psychology from Simon Fraser University and has over 20 years of clinical experience, including 16 years as a Separation and Co-Parenting Therapist, Divorce Coach, and Child/Youth Specialist. A leader in the Collaborative Divorce field, Lindsey has served as Chair of Collaborative Divorce Vancouver, was a founding board member of the B.C. Collaborative Roster Society (where she is again a director), and is a Charter member of the B.C. Hear the Child Roster. She trains and mentors therapists and divorce professionals across B.C., provides clinical supervision, has taught the Collaborative Divorce Basic Training, and has presented at the IACP Forum and International Marriage and Family Therapy conferences. With advanced training in Collaborative Divorce, Mediation, and high-conflict separation and litigation, Lindsey supports families with co-parenting (including high-conflict), resist/refuse dynamics, parenting plans (including for neurodiverse children), blended families, children and youth navigating separation, and family violence and substance misuse. Grounded in Narrative Therapy, she integrates Mindfulness, Emotion Focused Therapy, and CBT, informed by a background in child development and autism research. Her earlier roles include family, addictions, and group counselling with Family Services of Greater Vancouver, Maple Ridge Treatment Centre, the Down Syndrome Research Foundation, and SHARE Family & Community Services. As a mother of four, Lindsey brings both professional expertise and lived understanding of family life to her work.