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Shaping the Future of Counseling and Therapist Support With Lynn Louise of Wonders Counseling
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Episode Topic: In this episode of Masters in Counseling, we will learn about the journey of Lynn Louise Wonders, a seasoned therapist and founder of Wonders Counseling Services. From her humble beginnings in the field of counseling to the evolution of her practice, Lynn shares insights into building a successful therapy practice, specializing in marriage and family counseling, and navigating high-conflict divorce cases. We explore her transition to online therapy and the impact of the pandemic on the mental health landscape.
Lessons You’ll Learn: Listeners will gain valuable insights into the challenges and rewards of establishing a specialized therapy practice, especially focusing on children, families, and couples. Lynn's experiences shed light on the importance of specialized training and support for therapists dealing with high-conflict divorce cases. Additionally, her journey into authorship provides inspiration for therapists seeking innovative ways to support their clients, especially children, through therapeutic literature.
About Our Guest: Lynn Louise Wonders is a seasoned therapist, author, and founder of Wonders Counseling Services. With over two decades of experience in the field of mental health, Lynn has dedicated her career to providing specialized counseling services for children, families, and couples. She is renowned for her expertise in navigating high-conflict divorce cases and has authored several books, including the popular "Miss Piper's Playroom" series, aimed at normalizing therapy for children.
Topics Covered: During our conversation, we cover a range of topics, including Lynn's journey from starting her own practice to specializing in marriage and family counseling. We explore the unique challenges therapists face in high-conflict divorce cases and the need for specialized training in this area. Additionally, we discuss the impact of the pandemic on the mental health landscape and Lynn's transition to online therapy. Finally, we examine her passion for authorship and the creation of therapeutic literature for children.
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