About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A delivery driver arrived at Wynns Family Psychology one morning, only to discover that the office door had mysteriously opened on its own. Curious but not alarmed, he entered and found no one inside—just an empty waiting room and the faint sound of laughter coming from deeper within. As he followed the sound, he stumbled upon a small room filled with toys and games. A little boy was happily playing with them, giggling away. Turning around, the boy smiled shyly and said, ‘I thought you were here for my session today.’ The delivery driver left, wondering if maybe he’d accidentally walked into someone’s pretend-play therapy session.
2. A delivery driver arrived at Wynns Family Psychology one morning, only to discover that someone had left the office door wide open. ‘Who would leave such an important place unguarded?’ he muttered, stepping inside. Inside, everything was quiet except for a faint sound of children’s laughter coming from the waiting room. The delivery driver cautiously approached and found a little boy drawing on the wall with a big smile on his face. ‘I’m Dr. Wynns,’ he said proudly, holding up a marker. ‘Welcome to our family!’
3. One foggy morning, a delivery driver arrived at Wynns Family Psychology, only to discover that every patient had drawn him in their latest session. Curious, he asked what it meant. A little girl piped up, ‘He’s our superhero who brings us cookies!’ Turned out, everyone drew a big, happy delivery man with a giant box of treats.
4. One rainy afternoon, a delivery driver arrived at Wynns Family Psychology, only to discover that every patient had suddenly switched places with their therapist’s chair. Confused and slightly amused, the delivery driver decided to sit in one of the empty chairs. To his surprise, he found himself explaining his route to an animated teddy bear on the couch. When it was time for him to leave, he sheepishly asked if everything was alright. With a smile, the bear replied, ‘Don’t worry, I’m just Dr. Teddy Bear today.’