
Clinical Social Work/Therapist
Lynn Nawrocki
LCSW
About
Meet Lynn
Lynn Nawrocki is a Beaverton, Oregon, licensed clinical social worker with 23 years in practice and a background serving people with psychological, medical and psychosocial challenges. Nawrocki works with adults and older adults on ADHD, anxiety, depression, trauma and PTSD, grief, stress, substance use, bipolar disorder and postpartum concerns. Other areas include autism, body image, chronic pain, LGBTQ+ and transgender care, HIV, men's and women's issues and end-of-life care. Methods include CBT, DBT, cognitive processing therapy and motivational interviewing, with experience across individual, couples, family and group work. Outside the office, Nawrocki enjoys reading, plants and rescuing cats. Sessions are offered in person in Beaverton and online.
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How Lynn works
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Fees & insurance
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Insurance accepted 4
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- Insurance notes
- First Choice Health | FCH; Kaiser (Out-of-Network); Medicare; Moda Health; Optum; PacificSource; Providence; TRICARE; TriWest; United Medical Resources (UMR)
- Payment notes
- American Express, Discover, Health Savings Account, Mastercard, Visa
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Qualifications
Training & license
- License
- LCSW · OR · L16613
- Experience
- 23 years
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