Lori Received her Masters in Social Work From Washington University in 2000, where she studied children, adolescents, and families.Lori spent the beginning of her career in the School System, where she worked with a variety of different populations; which includes but is not limited to learning disabilities, behavior disorders, abuse and neglect, anxiety, depression, trauma, grief/loss and much more.

In 2020, Lori decided to further her career in the geriatric world. She is honored to help seniors navigate their way through life. Lori considers her treatment approach to be eclectic, implementing the following therapies to help reach her clients goals: Cognitive Behavioral, Strength Based, Rational Emotive, Dialectical Behavioral, Reminiscent, and Client Centered Therapy. Lori believes you must work with the whole person and not just a piece. When not working,

Lori enjoys spending time with her 3 children and 2 dogs. She loves life and loves helping anyone in need.