| Location: |
2910 E. Madison St., Suite 307
Seattle, WA 98112
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| Phone: |
(206) 370-1500
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| Email: |
Send email
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| Website: |
lynncunningham.net
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| Profession: |
Clinical Social Worker/Therapist
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| Services: |
Psychotherapy/Counseling
Telehealth (Video/Phone) Therapy
Psychoanalysis/Psychotherapy
Twin Parenting Challenges
Trichotillomania
Seniors Challengers
| Hello, I've returned to my office for in-person meetings some time ago. However, I still 'see' patients on phone or video sessions. Warmly, Lynn |
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| Session Formats: |
Individuals
I occasionally see parents
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| Practice Description: |
I am trained both in academia (the Humanities) and in British Object Psychoanalysis, which means I bring a diversity of understanding gained from living these perspectives. I understand feeling out of sync with the flow of life. too young for some experience/too old for another. What's it like to be a non-traditional student?.. like going to college later or changing career direction? I have experience with the stubbornness of trichotillomania, the secretive, stubborn hair pulling that means you're always anxious. I relate to parents of twins with its multiple challenges and frustrations. I know how frustrating procrastination can be. I'm also aware of how technology has altered our lives dramatically, bringing on new problems in all sizes As an older therapist, I've learned that some lived experiences remain similar over time and are share worthy, like working and loving .
If you are curious about a trichotillomania study/support group, call me.
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Practice Specialties or Interests:
(Strengths are
in bold text) |
Anxiety (Work and Love Relationships)
Trichotillomania
Seniors
Adjustment Disorder
Adoption Issues
Anxiety
Depression
Grief/Loss
Impulse Control Disorders
OCD
PTSD
Relationship Issues
Self-Esteem
Somatoform Disorders
Twin parenting
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| Age Specialties: |
Adolescents
Adults
Elders
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| Additional Demographic Expertise: |
twin parenting
seniors, widows/widowers
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| Treatment Approaches: |
Psychoanalytic Therapy
Psychodynamic Therapy
Psychoanalysis
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| Education: |
FIPA Fellow Interational Psychoanalytical Assoc.
Northwestern Psychoa. Soc. and Institute, 2023
PhD (Humanities)
University of Chicago, 2007
MSW (LICSW)
Loyola University Chicago, 2006
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| License #: |
LW60260211 |
| Licensed In: |
Washington |
| Additional Licenses/ Certifications: |
MA (Humanities) University of Chicago 1997
MA (Soc. Sci.) University of Chicago, 1995 |
| Professional Affiliations: |
 | Northwestern Psychoanalytic Society and Institute (NPSI) | | Confederation of Independent Psychoanalytic Societies (CIPS) | | Northwest Alliance for Psychoanalytic Study (NWAPS) |
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| Fee Schedule: |
I will discuss my fee with you during our initial meetings. |
| Insurance and Billing Details: |
I don't work directly with any insurance company. To some patients, insurance companies feel like a third person eavesdropping in the consulting room and prohibits honesty and the ability to fully relax. However, I do provide a monthly statement you can use to submit to your insurance company for reimbursement, if you wish. |
| Office Hours: |
Monday through Friday morning |
| Driving Directions: |
My office is in a pale yellow three-story building opposite City's Peoples Garden Shop on E. Madison St. in Madison Valley.
View map
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| Additional Comments: |
Published Book: Amazon Publishing, 2023
Hair: The Symbolic Currency of Mourning
By broadening my view, I discover how the symbolic use of hair to mourn is a "rite of passage" that marks real or symbolic death. In each case, a hair ritual is usefully reconfigured to meet the demands of a changing society while remaining connected to our vanished past through this stable conduit --- hair. |
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