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Lynn Wonders
Lynn is a Licensed Professional Counselor, Registered Play Therapist- Supervisor and Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor. She has been providing psychotherapy services for children and families since 2001 and providing play therapy training, supervision and professional consultation since 2010. Lynn is trained as a Child Specialist in Collaborative Family Law and worked as a family law paralegal in her first career after college. She has provided expert witness testimony in numerous family litigation cases and has served as family therapist, reunification therapist and child therapist in her private practice since 2007. Lynn is the author of When Parents Are at War: A Child Therapist's Guide to Navigating High Conflict Divorce & Custody Cases and she provides case consultation for therapists on this topic throughout the United States and beyond. She otherwise specializes in providing play therapy for anxiety disorders in children and providing couples counseling using the Gottman method and a family systems theoretical approach.
Lynn is a Licensed Professional Counselor, Registered Play Therapist- Supervisor and Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor. She has been providing psychotherapy services for children and families since 2001 and providing play therapy training, supervision and professional consultation since 2010. Lynn is trained as a Child Specialist in Collaborative Family Law and worked as a family law paralegal in her first career after college. She has provided expert witness testimony in numerous family litigation cases and has served as family therapist, reunification therapist and child therapist in her private practice since 2007. Lynn is the author of When Parents Are at War: A Child Therapist's Guide to Navigating High Conflict Divorce & Custody Cases and she provides case consultation for therapists on this topic throughout the United States and beyond. She otherwise specializes in providing play therapy for anxiety disorders in children and providing couples counseling using the Gottman method and a family systems theoretical approach.