Cynthia Ann Flynn, PhD
Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine
On staff since October 2007
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When people ask me why I wanted to be a psychologist I always respond “a therapist saved my life.” That person was Cynta. I still have a note she wrote me in my room. I am happy to see she’s still at Children’s, I hope she is still saving lives. She was one of the most wonderful people I’ve ever met, someone who cares far beyond just a job. I owe her my life and still think of her often. I couldn’t recommend her enough.
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When people ask me why I wanted to be a psychologist I always respond “a therapist saved my life.” That person was Cynta. I still have a note she wrote me in my room. I am happy to see she’s still at Children’s, I hope she is still saving lives. She was one of the most wonderful people I’ve ever met, someone who cares far beyond just a job. I owe her my life and still think of her often. I couldn’t recommend her enough.
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When people ask me why I wanted to be a psychologist I always respond “a therapist saved my life.” That person was Cynta. I still have a note she wrote me in my room. I am happy to see she’s still at Children’s, I hope she is still saving lives. She was one of the most wonderful people I’ve ever met, someone who cares far beyond just a job. I owe her my life and still think of her often. I couldn’t recommend her enough.
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When people ask me why I wanted to be a psychologist I always respond “a therapist saved my life.” That person was Cynta. I still have a note she wrote me in my room. I am happy to see she’s still at Children’s, I hope she is still saving lives. She was one of the most wonderful people I’ve ever met, someone who cares far beyond just a job. I owe her my life and still think of her often. I couldn’t recommend her enough.
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When people ask me why I wanted to be a psychologist I always respond “a therapist saved my life.” That person was Cynta. I still have a note she wrote me in my room. I am happy to see she’s still at Children’s, I hope she is still saving lives. She was one of the most wonderful people I’ve ever met, someone who cares far beyond just a job. I owe her my life and still think of her often. I couldn’t recommend her enough.
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I would not be alive today without Cynta, I mean that. She is amazing an she was always there for me, yea it was her "job" but she went beyond that. I knew that she genuinely cared about me and wanted to see me be happy. Cynta, if you see this, I just want to say thank you, thank you so so much for evrything you did for me. I couldnt have dont it without you.
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Overview
- Medical/Professional School
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Psychology, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Psychology, Vanderbilt University, Nashville
Psychology, New School for Social Research, Ney York City - Fellowship
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Clinical Psychology, Seattle Children's Hospital, Seattle
