Lynn E. Fritz, MA Psychotherapist & Exceptional Living

Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist
Marriage, Family Therapist, MFC 45877, in private practice.
Lynn's work is focused in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing), Spirituality, Grief, Trauma/PTSD, Native American Cultural Practices, Multicultural Competencies, Neurofeedback and Exceptional Living. Working with ALL people with relational challenges.
Media Producer/Consultant
Associate Producer for "Angle of Inspiration," the documentary on the Sundial Bridge of Redding, Calfornia
Designed Sequoia middle School Studio
Life Artistry Focus Minister
Affiliate of the International Centers for Spiritual Living
Public Speaker
Officiates at Weddings, Funerals, Special Blessings and Christenings
Officiates for Native American Blessing Rituals
Moderator
Created and Presents "Inviting the Sacred" a Multicultural Presentation of Sacred Spiritual Practices
Adjunct Professor at National University-Redding
Teaches Chemical Dependency in Bachelor of Arts Program
Teaches Multicultural Competencies in Master of Arts Program
First Nations/Native American Cultural Awareness Educator
Lynn is a Karuk Tribal descendent facilitating First Nations/Native American culture awareness seminars and providing psychotherapy for Native Americans inclusive of Native traditions.
Indian Child Welfare Consultant
Special Interest
Contributing Writer for Record Searchlight's Women's Magazine & Voices of Faith column
Produces and Hosts a Weekly Radio Program, "Enjoy Exceptional Living," in partnership with Enjoy Magazine and KLXR Radio1230 AM