Lynn Horridge

Lynn Horridge, a seasoned Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with a PhD and LCSW, specializes in guiding LGBTQ individuals and adults through experiences of grief and life transitions. She recognizes that encounters with loss can leave people feeling lost and overwhelmed, with each experience carrying its unique pains and sorrows—especially for queer individuals whose relationships with family and community can often be complicated. Lynn works with clients facing a spectrum of losses, including deaths, estrangements, and significant life changes, tailoring her therapy to meet their specific needs throughout their journey. In her practice, she emphasizes that the stages of grief are more akin to waves that ebb and flow over time. Lynn provides a warm and supportive environment, equipping her clients with the tools they need to cope with these emotional waves. Her approach is deeply informed by her background in cultural anthropology and Buddhism, allowing her to understand her clients within their emotional, social, and spiritual contexts. Committed to fostering a therapeutic relationship grounded in curiosity, respect, and safety, Lynn encourages self-exploration, healing, and personal growth.