Lindsay Lundeen

Dr. Lindsay Lundeen is pioneering research in the field of counselor education, with a particular focus on suicide and self-directed violence among special populations. As an Assistant Professor in the Counselor Education and Supervision program at the University of Arkansas, she is dedicated to advancing the understanding and prevention of critical issues such as burnout, secondary traumatic stress, and compassion fatigue among crisis counselors. Her work is instrumental in shaping the future of counseling practices, ensuring they are both culturally and identity-inclusive. Dr. Lundeen's commitment to her field is evident in her active involvement with several professional organizations. She currently serves as the Chair of the Social Media Committee for the Association for Assessment and Research in Counseling, where she plays a key role in enhancing the organization's digital presence and engagement. Additionally, she contributes her expertise to the Leadership and Supervision Committee for the American College Counseling Association, helping to guide the development of effective counseling practices in collegiate settings. Her research is not only academically rigorous but also deeply practical, aiming to equip counselors with the tools they need to effectively support diverse populations. Dr. Lundeen's work emphasizes the importance of understanding cultural and identity factors in counseling, advocating for practices that are inclusive and sensitive to the needs of all individuals. In her teaching, Dr. Lundeen is known for her dynamic and engaging approach, inspiring students to explore the complexities of counseling with a critical and compassionate lens. She encourages her students to consider the broader social and cultural contexts of mental health, preparing them to become thoughtful and effective practitioners. Dr. Lundeen's contributions to the field extend beyond her research and teaching. She is a sought-after speaker at conferences and workshops, where she shares her insights on crisis counseling and the prevention of counselor burnout. Her dedication to her field and her students makes her a respected and influential figure in the world of counselor education.