Cindy LynnLMFT

I worked primarily with clients of whom the majority experienced complex trauma. Trauma and chronic traumatic stress affect the brain and body as a whole, recognizing that the psychology is intricately interconnected with the physiology of the person.

Therapy really is about the client-therapist reciprocal relationship and trust-building. The therapist is not here to "get inside your head" and tell you who to be. A therapy session is the client's time to address whatever is most meaningful or critical in their lives. Did you know that most Therapists enter into therapy as required per the graduate degree?

I believe that the clients identify their goals through interactive conversation with the Therapist when establishing therapy; goals can emerge and be flexible as therapy progresses, and clients reassess themselves and their lives.

• Texas, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, 203163
• California, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, 46439

I worked primarily with adolescents and young adults for 15 years (ages 10-25). These individuals experienced complex traumas, anxiety, depression, grief, anger, family changes, peer conflicts, academic challenges, etc. An individual at times may chose to include a family member in their session.