Lindsay Cirincione

Dr. Lindsay Cirincione built her practice around a conviction that chronic illness deserves more than generic coping advice. Working with adolescents, young adults, and families navigating POTS, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, dysautonomia, and overlapping conditions like MCAS, she brings health psychology expertise to the places where physical symptoms and emotional weight collide. Her sessions address what patients with invisible illnesses encounter daily: fatigue that disrupts school and work, pain that resists simple explanation, and the quiet exhaustion of advocating for a body that others cannot see.

Her approach is collaborative rather than prescriptive — clients bring their lived experience, and she contributes evidence-based tools for symptom pacing, energy conservation, anxiety reduction, and self-advocacy. She also works with parents and caregivers, helping them support children and teens without losing themselves in the process. For clients managing symptom flares that make even sustained reading or screen time feel impossible, she helps rebuild the capacity for focus and follow-through in increments that respect their limits.

Dr. Cirincione trained in academic medicine at Johns Hopkins, where she contributed to multidisciplinary care models for youth with complex conditions. She holds PsyPACT authorization and offers secure telehealth sessions across participating states, alongside in-person appointments in Maryland.