Dr. LYNNE PARSONS, M.S.N. Psy. D. Clinical Psychologist
490 White Fence Lane POB 435
Mill Spring, NC 28756
Tel. B: (828)-894-5595
EDUCATION
1986 Chicago School of Professional Psychology Psy.D.
1985 Cook County Hospital, Internship
1968 University of Illinois M.S.N.
1965 University of Illinois B.S.N
In the late 70ties I studied Bioenergetic Analysis with Alexander Lowen in New York and became a trainer in the early 80ties. I taught locally in Chicago and traveled to Holland in 1985 and l986 to give trainings. After graduating as a psychologist I began working with an analyst and resigned from the Institute
SUMMARY OF PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
1997 – present Hendersonville Family Health Center, Faculty Behavioral Medicine for Family Practice Residency Program
1996-present Private Practice with Adults & Adolescents, Mill Spring, NC
1986 to l996 Private Practice, Lake Institute, Chicago, Il. Senior partner in a group of clinical psychologists
1988 to l993 West Suburban Family Practice. Oak Park, Illinois, Coordinator of Behavioral Medicine for Family Practice
SELECTED CONTINUING EDUCATION 2000-2010
2010 Working with Emotional Symptoms with Greater Efficacy, 3 days, NYC
2010 Systemic Family Constellation Workshops, Asheville, NC 2 days
2010 Ongoing monthly case seminar with Patti Elledge SEP, Asheville, NC
2010 Gut Feelings: How the Health of Our Digestive System Relates to the Health of Our Mind and Emotions, 2 days
2008 Three Instincts: Using the Enneagram to Create Balance in Life and Harmony in Relationships, 2 days
2008 Life Trauma, Dissociation and Chronic Disease: 1 day
2006 Courage in the Face of Uncertainity, American Academy of Psychotherapists, 3 days
2005 Somatic Experiencing Training 12 days
2005 Jungian Dream Work 2 days
2004 Somatic Experiencing Training, 12 days
2004 International Enneagram Conference,D.C.
2004 Soulful Embodiment, Jungain, 5 days
2003 Somatic Experiencing Training, 12 days
2003 Chronic Pain and Addiction, MAHEC
2002 Power Therapies in for Traumatized Clients
2002 International Enneagram Conference, Minneapolis
2001 MAHEC, Anxiety Management, Asheville
2001 American Group Therapy Conference, Boston
2000 American Group Therapy Conference, Los Angeles
SELECTED PRESENTATIONS: 1999 –2010
2010 Using the Mind to Change the Brain, ICC community college
2009 Enneagram for HFHC Residents, Hendersonville, NC
2008 Enneagram for Woman At Risk, Asheville, NC
2007 Enneagram at Morning Glory Farm, Mill Spring
2005 Aspen, CO, Intermediate Enneagram
2005 North Carolina Addiction Conference, Enneagram
2004 Delta Kappa Gamma Society Int., Enneagram
2004 Carolinas Conference on Addiction, Enneagram
2004 MAHEC, Enneagram & Twelve Steps
LICENSE: North Carolina #2285
Member of North Carolina Psychological Association
Upcoming Events
Systematic Family Solutions: A workshop using Family Constellations
Dr. LYNNE PARSONS, M.S.N. Psy. D. Clinical Psychologist
EDUCATION
1985 Cook County Hospital, Internship
1968 University of Illinois M.S.N.
1965 University of Illinois B.S.N
In the late 70ties I studied Bioenergetic Analysis with Alexander Lowen in New York and became a trainer in the early 80ties. I taught locally in Chicago and traveled to Holland in 1985 and l986 to give trainings. After graduating as a psychologist I began working with an analyst and resigned from the Institute
SUMMARY OF PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
1997 – present Hendersonville Family Health Center, Faculty Behavioral Medicine for Family Practice Residency Program
1996-present Private Practice with Adults & Adolescents, Mill Spring, NC
1986 to l996 Private Practice, Lake Institute, Chicago, Il. Senior partner in a group of clinical psychologists
1988 to l993 West Suburban Family Practice. Oak Park, Illinois, Coordinator of Behavioral Medicine for Family Practice
SELECTED CONTINUING EDUCATION 2000-2010
2010 Working with Emotional Symptoms with Greater Efficacy, 3 days, NYC
2010 Systemic Family Constellation Workshops, Asheville, NC 2 days
2010 Ongoing monthly case seminar with Patti Elledge SEP, Asheville, NC
2010 Gut Feelings: How the Health of Our Digestive System Relates to the Health of Our Mind and Emotions, 2 days
2008 Three Instincts: Using the Enneagram to Create Balance in Life and Harmony in Relationships, 2 days
2008 Life Trauma, Dissociation and Chronic Disease: 1 day
2006 Courage in the Face of Uncertainity, American Academy of Psychotherapists, 3 days
2005 Somatic Experiencing Training 12 days
2005 Jungian Dream Work 2 days
2004 Somatic Experiencing Training, 12 days
2004 International Enneagram Conference,D.C.
2004 Soulful Embodiment, Jungain, 5 days
2003 Somatic Experiencing Training, 12 days
2003 Chronic Pain and Addiction, MAHEC
2002 Power Therapies in for Traumatized Clients
2002 International Enneagram Conference, Minneapolis
2001 MAHEC, Anxiety Management, Asheville
2001 American Group Therapy Conference, Boston
2000 American Group Therapy Conference, Los Angeles
SELECTED PRESENTATIONS: 1999 –2010
2010 Using the Mind to Change the Brain, ICC community college
2009 Enneagram for HFHC Residents, Hendersonville, NC
2008 Enneagram for Woman At Risk, Asheville, NC
2007 Enneagram at Morning Glory Farm, Mill Spring
2005 Aspen, CO, Intermediate Enneagram
2005 North Carolina Addiction Conference, Enneagram
2004 Delta Kappa Gamma Society Int., Enneagram
2004 Carolinas Conference on Addiction, Enneagram
2004 MAHEC, Enneagram & Twelve Steps
LICENSE: North Carolina #2285
Member of North Carolina Psychological Association