Mark Lynn, PhD, LP

Mark Lynn, PhD, LP, ABPP (he/him) earned his PhD in Clinical Psychology from Marquette University in 2012, attaining ABPP board certification in Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology in 2018. He completed his doctoral internship at Children’s Minnesota, with emphases on child/adolescent clinical psychology and pediatric psychology. He went on to complete a postdoctoral fellowship at Children’s Minnesota, where he gained further expertise in child/adolescent clinical psychology, pediatric psychology, and consultation-liaison services. Dr. Lynn completed a second, two-year postdoctoral fellowship through The Family Institute at Northwestern University, specializing in family systems and marriage and family therapy, as well as collaborative/ systemic models of psychological and neuropsychological assessment. He has served as staff psychologist within the St. Paul campus’ behavioral health clinic as well as lead psychologist within the Gender Health Program. His clinical areas of interest include contributing to the mission/goals of behavioral health in medical settings; working with children/adolescents and their families related to the broad range of challenges that can arise, particularly during key developmental transitions (e.g., to early adolescence); as well as support and advocacy for LGBTQ youth.