Arlington Psychological Associates

11/05/2026

We’re proud to sponsor the amazing teachers at Arlington Middle School! Middle school teachers show up everyday with patience, creativity, and big hearts. We’re grateful for everything they do for our community’s Children!

10/30/2026

Ever ghosted a conversation without actually leaving? This is called stonewalling. Your nervous system becomes flooded and you shut down. Taking a break and scheduling a time to return to the conversation is a healthy, productive way to resolve conflict.

10/29/2026

When something frightening happens, Children look to the adults around them to feel safe. We put together a few simple, research-based ways parents and caregivers can help kids feel heard and supported during a crisis. Swipe through for tips, and please share with anyone who might need them. If your Child is struggling, we're here to help.

10/29/2026

10/28/2026

Lindsey Blevins is currently accepting new Clients. You can contact Lindsey at 901-466-6321.

Time to meet our newest Therapist!

Lindsey Blevins is a Licensed Professional Counselor, Mental Health Service Provider, and Supervisor with extensive experience in clinical care and executive health administration. Lindsey earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Human Development from the University of Wisconsin–Green Bay and her Master of Science in Education in School and Professional Counseling from Concordia University Wisconsin. Over the course of her career, Lindsey has served in diverse therapeutic and leadership roles across acute behavioral healthcare systems, outpatient programs, and private practice.

Lindsey’s clinical practice is grounded in empathy and evidence based care, focusing on treating the systemic causes of anxiety, depression, and trauma rather than just managing symptoms. She works extensively with children, adolescents, and adults facing life transitions, anxiety, and depression. Additionally, as someone with both personal and family experience with Type 1 Diabetes, Lindsey offers specialized health coaching for individuals and parents navigating the complex mental, emotional, and physical demands of managing T1D.

Drawing on her years in executive leadership, Lindsey also offers specialized coaching for high performing professionals and leaders facing burnout or chronic work stress. She provides a unique, peer level perspective for clients in high pressure environments, helping them establish firm boundaries, address professional friction, and transition from being overextended to achieving sustainable health and fulfillment.

Whether addressing clinical mental health needs or navigating professional leadership, Lindsey is passionate about providing the tools clients need to clear the fog and regain their momentum.

In her free time, Lindsey enjoys spending time with her husband and two sons, taking family road trips, and spending time outdoors.

10/09/2026

Recovery from an eating disorder isn’t about perfection.

It’s not about never struggling with food, body image, or difficult emotions again. It’s about learning to respond to yourself with compassion, building healthier patterns, and finding support when things feel hard.

You don’t have to have it all figured out to take the next step. Recovery is possible, and you deserve support along the way.

If you or someone you love is struggling with an eating disorder, you don’t have to navigate it alone. 💚

09/06/2026

We have some exciting news! Misty Smith has recently expanded her professional licensure to Arkansas and Louisiana, allowing her to provide therapy to even more individuals and families.

We’re proud to support the continued growth and professional development of our clinicians and even more excited about what this means for expanding access to quality mental health care.

To schedule an appointment with Misty, you can call or text 901-422-4002.

09/04/2026

Time to meet our newest Therapist!

Lindsey Blevins is a Licensed Professional Counselor, Mental Health Service Provider, and Supervisor with extensive experience in clinical care and executive health administration. Lindsey earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Human Development from the University of Wisconsin–Green Bay and her Master of Science in Education in School and Professional Counseling from Concordia University Wisconsin. Over the course of her career, Lindsey has served in diverse therapeutic and leadership roles across acute behavioral healthcare systems, outpatient programs, and private practice.

Lindsey’s clinical practice is grounded in empathy and evidence based care, focusing on treating the systemic causes of anxiety, depression, and trauma rather than just managing symptoms. She works extensively with children, adolescents, and adults facing life transitions, anxiety, and depression. Additionally, as someone with both personal and family experience with Type 1 Diabetes, Lindsey offers specialized health coaching for individuals and parents navigating the complex mental, emotional, and physical demands of managing T1D.

Drawing on her years in executive leadership, Lindsey also offers specialized coaching for high performing professionals and leaders facing burnout or chronic work stress. She provides a unique, peer level perspective for clients in high pressure environments, helping them establish firm boundaries, address professional friction, and transition from being overextended to achieving sustainable health and fulfillment.

Whether addressing clinical mental health needs or navigating professional leadership, Lindsey is passionate about providing the tools clients need to clear the fog and regain their momentum.

In her free time, Lindsey enjoys spending time with her husband and two sons, taking family road trips, and spending time outdoors.

09/02/2026

08/28/2026

Meet Kim Scheidegger!

Kim is a licensed professional counselor and a mental health service provider who earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology at Baylor University in Waco, TX. After a year spent working full time at a Christian camp in East Texas, Kim then earned her Master’s degree in Biblical Counseling from Dallas Theological Seminary. While at DTS, Kim worked at a church in Dallas.

Since completing her education, Kim has worked in a variety of settings. Upon graduation, Kim worked at a church in the pastoral care department working alongside various recovery ministries of the church. Kim was able to grow her clinical skills in helping others through a biblical framework in this setting. Kim has also worked at Youth Villages in Memphis as a residential counselor for children and teens where she was able to conduct individual, family, and group therapy sessions every week.

For the past 12 years, Kim has worked in group and private practice. Kim has experience specifically in the areas of parental divorce, co-parenting, behavioral issues/anger, body image, eating disorders, self harm, life transitions, loss, OCD, anxiety, and depression. Kim has a cognitive behavioral orientation in her therapy while using a biblical framework and approach; giving practical solutions as well as looking at the deeper struggles that exist. She also believes that every person who comes for counseling is an individual, and she strives to understand individual needs by utilizing an array of art and play therapies, when appropriate, including sand tray therapy. Kim is passionate about the mission to help people through life’s difficulties and challenges by embracing the One that can heal. Kim also believes in the power of the local church and the importance of true Biblical community.

Kim enjoys spending time with her husband and three sons, enjoying the beauty of God’s creation; hiking, kayaking, playing, and running. Kim finds joy in being creative through cooking and art. Kim is also passionate about building into the relationships with those in her community; believing that none of us were meant to do life alone.