Lyn Pierce

I work primarily with adults and couples, both on and off the autism spectrum. My practice emphasizes humanistic and client-centered counseling, but I also draw techniques from cognitive behavioral therapy, family systems, and mindfulness practices. As my background includes experience both in the arts and in the computer tech field, I am drawn to both “left-brained” (analytical) and “right-brained” (intuitive/emotional) thinking patterns, and enjoy working with both. My particular areas of interest include depression and anxiety, anger and stress management, relationship issues, and Asperger’s Syndrome. As a client-centered therapist, I focus on providing a safe environment for exploring how your own individual thoughts and emotions work, away from pressure to think and feel as “normal” people (allegedly) do. As Carl Rogers said: “When I accept myself just as I am, then I can change.” My practice is LBGTQ+ and polyamory friendly.