Practice Owner | Individual Psychotherapist Lindsey Fultz is the owner of Riverbase Counseling and an individual psychotherapist dedicated to helping youth, families, and adults navigate the challenges that life can bring. Lindsey earned her Master’s Degree in Rehabilitation Counseling from the University of Arkansas and holds an active license as a Licensed Professional Counselor in Arkansas. She is also certified in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT). With more than 12 years of experience in the mental health field, Lindsey has worked across multiple levels of care and therapeutic settings. Her professional background includes several years of inpatient psychiatric care, residential treatment, including specialized women’s services, and various outpatient mental health. She has also managed outpatient clinics and has specialized training in suicide risk assessment and intervention and Mental Health First Aid. Why I Do This Work I have seen firsthand how quickly mental health struggles can escalate, and I believe deeply in the importance of early intervention. That belief is a big part of why my work is focused on empowering youth and families **now**, rather than waiting until challenges become overwhelming. I believe therapy should help people understand themselves, recognize the patterns that may be keeping them stuck, and find the tools the need for moving forward. My approach uses acceptance and accountability, along with identifying and restructuring negative or maladaptive thoughts and beliefs. Most importantly, I believe therapy should be realistic and solution-focused. Together, we identify what is getting in the way, create a plan, and work toward meaningful goals that can actually translate into everyday life. Therapy With Lindsey Therapy doesn't have to feel stiff, intimidating, or overly clinical. With me, therapy is chill and comfortable. My favorite vibe. Eat a snack. Yell. Cry. Laugh. Sit quietly. Bring your favorite fidgit. Bring your questions. Bring the things you're not sure how to say out loud. Bring whatever you need to bring. Come as you are. (If you're a student, I may have it already!) I want therapy to be a place where you can be honest without worrying about having the “right” words or presenting a perfect version of yourself. There is room for hard conversations, uncomfortable feelings, humor, frustration, growth, and everything in between. When I’m not working, I love spending time with my husband, kids, and grandkids. Born and raised in the River Valley, I have a deep appreciation for our community. You’ll likely find me somewhere in a basketball gym, on a soccer field, in the mountains or spending time on the Mulberry River. For me, Riverbase is more than a practice. It's an opportunity to provide meaningful mental health care to the community I know and love—and to help people find their footing when life feels anything but steady.