Lindsay K Kerr

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Lindsay K Kerr

I’m a holistic psychotherapist and psychedelic integrationist. I trust the process. Future Health Coach
200hr yoga teacher prenatal certified

11/05/2025

Hey Lubbock friends! I’m excited to share that I’ll be teaching yoga twice a week at 🧗🏽‍♀️

Mondays and Wednesdays from 6:30-7:30pm. I hope to see you!

Tonight Nikaya and I had fun climbing around and we can’t wait to make this a weekly activity.

Playing around tonight reminded me of the book Flow by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi which I first read over 20 years ago. He writes about the flow state—the process of total involvement with life—and how yoga and activities like climbing bring us into this experience. He states, “The best moments usually occur when a person’s body or mind is stretched to its limits in a voluntary effort to accomplish something difficult and worthwhile. Optimal experience is thus something we make happen.”

I look forward to finding moments of flow with you!

10/18/2025

Bow at the altar of your life, for everything is sacred.

Become a student of transformation.

Birth, life, death, rebirth.

The ritual maker resides within.

Learn to hold the tension of the opposites.

This is the spiral dance of psyche.

May you hold yourself kindly in the process.

🖤

10/14/2025

You are encoded with an imaginal intelligence ✨

10/10/2025

A little encouragement on

With love,
Lindsay ✨

10/06/2025

“Something deep in human make up needs and longs for a taste of eternity—a momentary release from the relentless pace of time.”
-Thomas Moore

It’s been a wild year. It often feels unbearable. One glance at the collective news story and we are brought deep into grief, or numbness. On top of so much collective pain we are each walking around holding a personal story. One enriched with Soul. Ritual helps us to tap into to that Soul story. Rituals act like a valve where we can perceive the depth of our existence.

I’m so grateful and in awe of the experience I had last night . Lighting lanterns imbued with love letters to our angels, guides, and teachers. Looking up at each lantern was like watching a sky full of dreams. It was a breathtaking numinous moment. One of release and renewal. I’ll never forget.
I’m so thankful for all who made it special. Perhaps I felt a bit of hope. Let’s dream a new dream.

09/14/2025

Your therapist is thankful for you 🙏

07/31/2025

Summer vacation is sliding away and in a few weeks those of us with kids, or that are forever students will be embarking on a renewed quest for knowledge.

I personally enjoy this transition. From unstructured to routine. And I’m excited to offer a new twice a week sunrise class to help us all renew a sense of wonder for ourselves. Svadhyaya, a Sanskrit term, translates to self-study, self-reflection, or self-inquiry. It’s one of the five Niyamas in yoga philosophy, emphasizing the importance of understanding oneself through introspection and contemplation.

During these mornings we will move through asana, pranayama, mudra, and meditation holding space at the end of practice to journal about the experience of being human.

Rolf Gates said, “An aspect of my practice of svadhyaya is humility.”

I hope you’ll join me for some beautiful and intentional mornings. Starting next Tuesday 8/5 at 6:30am.

06/20/2025

I’m sad to be missing everyone at this year, but I’m happy to report I’m still spreading insight and embarking on ways to support the need of depth psychology in the psychedelic space.

As the field of psychedelic therapy expands I find it imperative for therapists to know and learn ways of tending to the imaginal, the archetypal, and the depths that are unearthed through psychedelic inquiry.

06/14/2025

The therapist’s chair. Thomas Moore writes a whole chapter unpacking the ways for which we can find and encourage enchantment through this seat. He states of therapy, “It’s full of tears and struggle on everyone’s part, but pain is not incommensurate with enchantment, and in fact life’s charm is revealed only through the initiation of suffering.”

I’ve been hit hard with the truth we all know which is that sitting in the therapist’s chair doesn’t arm us from our own pain, it’s not a shield. Moore articulates there are struggles on everyone’s part. As therapists we do our best to put our personal pain in a container so we can be there for the soul that sits in front of us. For the length of 60 min our suffering sits in a heart shaped box most likely bridging a deeper empathic connection to the work unfolding in the room. And sometimes this is more challenging than others. Personally, I’ve recently been reinitiated into grief’s domain. Where I can attest that no matter how many books on grief line my bookshelf, no matter how much I know about the neurobiology of attachment, I’m gutted. A physical aching of pain that only changes, but doesn’t just go away. And interestingly enough sitting in the seat of the therapist’s chair has been a safe landing spot for me in this time. Perhaps it’s because the best friend of mine who I’m now trying to learn to connect with in a new way was the ultimate boss babe. In the depth of my sorrow I hear her reminding me to get up and shine my light.
Synchronistically, put out a podcast on loss the week of my deepest despair. In it Dr. Mary-Frances O’Connor encourages of grieving, “So it is stressful, but the capacity to oscillate back and forth between dealing with the loss of this loved person and restoring a meaningful life, being able to go back and forth is actually the sign of health.” This quote along with all the metaphors of waves, gardening, and enchantment of how grief changes color, etc, have helped me to feel ok about the times I’m hit with the inevitable tears. This journey of being human is never simple or easy no matter what chair you sit in. Sending each of you love as you navigate it all. 💜

05/27/2025

In the midst of researching and writing about the staggering statistics of people who walk away having experienced a traumatic birth I’m feeling called to create a space to honor the rite of passage that is motherhood.

To Name the Mother is a therapeutic group that brings together a holistic blend of yoga, ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, and self-created ritual to support mothers in reclaiming their identities and healing deeply. This sacred space invites participants to nurture body, mind, and spirit through practices designed to guide mothers back to this new version of themselves, helping to navigate the challenges of motherhood while rediscovering inner strength and peace.
In this intimate group, we will engage in transformative practices that promote emotional healing and self-discovery. Through yoga, self created ritual, and the profound therapeutic effects of ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, you’ll find a supportive community of mothers who are walking this path with you. Whether you are seeking emotional release, trauma healing, or simply a space to reconnect with your true self, To Name the Mother offers a compassionate, safe, and empowering environment for you to explore your personal journey. Join us in reclaiming your power, nurturing your spirit, and naming the mother within.

The group will run July-December and is open to four participants. It will include a once a month preparation/integration session and once a month medicine session. Please email therapy@lindsaykkerr.com to enroll.

05/22/2025

Can we tell each other more stories?!

Enjoy my rendition of The Five Blind Men and the Elephant as it relates to integration and awareness in psychotherapy.

Shout out to my office mate and to who I name drop as both excellent sources of inspiration.

05/16/2025

I’m traversing the in between space. I’m guessing so are many of you. Living in a college town, as well as,having a kid this time of year seems to invite this part of the dance. The betwix and between is also the subject of most of my writing. A space that can often in our linear myth cause a bit of discomfort. When I’m no longer there, but also not yet.

For me this applies to the shifts in the way I practice. No longer utilizing IM or IV ketamine, but leaning into all that has to offer. What a great teacher ketam!ne is on navigating the liminal. It’s a deep opportunity for reflection. As I look forward to working with my clients with lozenges I’m reminded of the way medicine shows up often unexpectedly but nonetheless profound. For instance, when a blood pressure reading doesn’t allow for a ketamine session, but how it ushers that individual into a health journey. Or how even a preparation session brings more clarity around intentional living.

Perhaps one reason I delight in the observation of liminality is how it invites our perceptive quality into the imaginal. Like the goo before becoming a butterfly this space is vulnerable. During the liminal space ritual provides us an opportunity to feel into our shared humanity. Stripped of our labels we might better understand our oneness.

If you’re navigating a transition my hopes for you are that you’re finding daily rituals to honor this necessary rebirth. And if you feel called and ready to practice with kap as an honoring of your evolution I’d love to hold this sacred space alongside you.

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