Lindsey Montgomery, LCSW, SEP

10/15/2026

Completed my DARe certificate program. ✨️

I’ve learned to embrace experiential trainings all the way through—not only for professional growth and deeper expertise, but because they change me personally, too.

Attachment work is sacred. It reaches places that words alone sometimes cannot, working with both implicit and explicit memory and the experiences we carry in our bodies and relationships.

Walking alongside my clients as they move toward deeper connection, safety, and healing.

Always learning. Always growing. Always becoming. 🤍

10/14/2026

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The Village | Finding Yourself While Raising Everyone Else

You can love being a mom and still feel like somewhere along the way, you lost touch with yourself.

The Village is an 8-week therapist-led group for moms to slow down, reconnect with who they are beyond the roles they carry, and find support with women who understand the weight of motherhood.

You spend your days caring for everyone else. This time is for you.

Begins October 29
Thursdays | 10:30 AM–12:00 PM
Longview, TX
Led by Kelsey Runge, LPC-Associate

➡️ Learn more and join the interest list: kairostg.com/thevillage

10/06/2026

Betrayal trauma is deeply isolating, but you don't have to navigate the heartbreak alone. One of our own dedicated clinicians Cortney Johnson, LPC is hosting a confidential Betrayal Recovery Group at Kairos Therapy Group.

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Mending After Betrayal

Betrayal can change the way you see your relationship, yourself, and what you thought was true.

This is why we're creating an 8-week therapist-led group to give women space to process what happened, work through grief and self-blame, rebuild self-trust, and get clearer about what they need moving forward.

You don’t have to know whether the relationship will survive to begin discovering how you will.

Begins October 28
Wednesdays | 5:00–6:30 PM
Longview, TX
Led by Cortney Johnson, LPC

Learn more and register: kairostg.com/mending

10/02/2026

Feeling safe is more than knowing you’re not in danger.

Your partner closes the door harder than usual. You know they’ve had a hard day, but your shoulders tense, your stomach drops, and you scan their face for what comes next.

That’s the gap between knowing you’re safe and feeling safe.

Felt safety doesn’t mean never getting unsettled. It means being able to return to the present and recognize: I don’t have to brace right now.

That trust can take time and repeated experiences of care and consistency. You don’t have to force it or dismiss your discomfort.

Honor your pace and the pace of those you love.

10/02/2026

Local community group. Please share.

Mike McGaughey and Kelly Woods likely wouldn’t have crossed paths if it weren’t for tragedy. On July 7, 2017, McGaughey and his family were rear-ended in standstill traffic on Interstate […]

09/30/2026

Since I started my solo practice in 2020, this is the first time I’ve ever had business cards.

And honestly… I kinda dig it.

It’s such a small thing, but seeing my name, my work, and everything I’ve built on an actual card made me pause for a minute.

Six years ago, I was just taking a step of faith and figuring it out as I went. Looking at where things are now, I know it wasn’t just me.

God has been so faithful. He has opened doors, redirected me, grown me, and continued to remind me that His plans are always bigger than what I can see in the moment.

From a solo practice to Kairos and this next season… I’m grateful. 🤍

And apparently, we’ve officially reached the business-card era. 😂

09/25/2026