Lynn E. Lytton, MD at MAPS for Recovery in Austin, TX
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LYNN ELIZABETH LYTTON, MD
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Lynn E. Lytton, MD is a born and bred Texan. Her treatment philosophy is that addiction is a medical problem and should be treated as such, and using shame, guilt, or blame for the illness makes as much sense as using shame, blame, or guilt with cancer. On the other hand, people are 100% accountable for the hurt they caused while in the grips of addiction, and much of the counseling that is provided is about how to improve yourself and make meaningful amends to the people you’ve hurt.
When she’s not at the office, she sings with Chorus Austin, plays several instruments, and enjoys martial arts, having mostly studied Aikido and Tai Chi. Dr. Lytton is a devoted reader and is particularly fond of J.R.R. Tolkien’s work but outside of fantasy, she also has an extensive collection of science fiction and young adult literature.
Dr. Lytton loves the outdoors and has been camping in Texas her entire life, and enjoys hiking, backpacking, and kayaking, and if the weather isn’t hot enough to melt shoe rubber, she’s going to try to get outside to enjoy it!
– Residency, Internal Medicine: Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, El Paso. 2002-2004. Worked 2 years at Thomason Hospital, County hospital for El Paso, which serves Ciudad Juarez as well; performed clinical duties in Spanish as well as English.
– Medical School: Doctor of Medicine, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine, 2002.
– Graduate School: Master of Arts, Psychology, The Ohio State University, 1987.
– College: Bachelor of Arts, Psychology, Rice University, 1984. Courses in Anthropology, Social Psychology, Spanish, Russian, history, computer programming; three years’ experience with the university newspaper, the Thresher; active in drama and Rice Chorale; Academic Coordinator for Brown College in senior year, University tutor of Spanish and English. Honor roll 5 of 8 semesters.
– High School: Graduated 1980 from Bryan High School, in top 10 of 600 in class.
– National Merit Scholar 1980-1984
– Nina Heard Astin Scholar, 1980-1984
– Ohio State University Fellowship, 1984-1985
– Runner-up in NSF Grant Competition, 1985
– McDaniels Scholarship, TTUHSC, 1998-2001
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