Lindsey Miranda
MFT, LADC, LCDP

My journey into this work began at the intersection of peer support and lived experience, long before I had the language for much of what I understand today. I saw early on how powerful it can be to have someone stay present with you—without judgment—and help you recognize that something different may be possible.

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Thirteen years later, that experience continues to inform how I practice.

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My work has centered on individuals and families navigating addiction and mental health challenges. I’ve worked across residential and outpatient treatment, community health, in-home treatment, private practice, peer support and private recovery coaching, as well as clinical agency leadership. Each setting, and the people I’ve had the privilege of working alongside, has shaped my understanding of this work in ways no training or textbook could.

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Over time, I’ve come to understand that meaningful change rarely happens in isolation. We are shaped by our relationships, our histories, and the ways we’ve learned to navigate and protect ourselves. Understanding those patterns can create room for greater choice.

There is always more to the story.