Therapy services

Care that makes room
for your life.

Therapy for individuals, couples, and families, virtual therapy in Georgia, clinical supervision, and crisis intervention. Explore the care and professional support available.

Individual therapyCouples therapyFamily therapyVirtual Therapy in GeorgiaClinical SupervisionCrisis Intervention & Response

For your own space

Individual therapy.

Time to turn toward yourself with a little more understanding.

Individual therapy creates space to talk about your experiences, notice patterns, and explore what matters to you. You might be coping with anxiety or depression, grieving a loss, moving through a difficult transition, or simply wanting to understand yourself more fully.

Lori works with preteens, teens, adults, and elders. The conversation and approach can be adapted to your stage of life, concerns, and goals.

  • Anxiety, stress & feeling overwhelmed
  • Depression, grief & life transitions
  • Coping skills, values & personal concerns
Ask about individual therapy

For the space between you

Couples therapy.

A place to bring the conversations that feel difficult to have.

Relationships can carry love and frustration at the same time. Couples therapy offers a setting to explore communication, conflict, expectations, and patterns of connection. It can also make room for questions about marriage, commitment, or a shared future.

Lori’s listed approaches include family and marital therapy and the Gottman Method. The focus of your work together is discussed in the context of your relationship and what brings you to therapy.

  • Relationship & communication concerns
  • Marital & premarital conversations
  • Conflict, change & disconnection
Ask about couples therapy

For the people you call family

Family therapy.

Room for more than one perspective.

When family life feels strained, it can be hard to know where to begin. Family therapy looks at relationships and patterns within the family, creating a place to discuss different experiences and the challenges you’re facing together.

Family conflict is one of Lori’s areas of focus. The format and participation can be discussed during a consultation so you can understand what family therapy might look like for your circumstances.

  • Family conflict & communication
  • Changing roles & family transitions
  • Understanding one another’s needs
Ask about family therapy
Additional services

Different needs.
The same thoughtful care.

Explore online therapy in Georgia, professional supervision, and clinical support during challenging situations.

04 / For clients in Georgia
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Across the distance.

Virtual Therapy in Georgia

Compassionate, professional psychotherapy from the comfort and privacy of your own space. Lori offers virtual counseling services to clients located in Georgia, bringing her experience and supportive approach to accessible online sessions.

Before your first online session

You must be physically located in a state where Lori is authorized to provide care at the time of your session. Ask about current availability, whether virtual therapy fits your needs, the secure platform used, and any technology or privacy requirements.

Ask about Georgia virtual therapy
05 / For clinical social workers
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Room to grow.

Clinical Supervision

Supporting the next generation of clinical social workers through professional supervision, mentorship, and guidance toward independent clinical licensure and private practice.

Supervision eligibility depends on applicable state requirements.

A thoughtful professional fit

Lori supports social workers pursuing independent clinical licensure and developing their professional practice. Supervision eligibility, supervisor approval, required hours, and whether a particular arrangement counts toward licensure depend on applicable state board requirements. Confirm these details with Lori and your licensing board before beginning; no licensure outcome is guaranteed.

Ask about clinical supervision
06 / For challenging moments
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Steady support.

Crisis Intervention & Response

Providing experienced clinical support during challenging and critical situations, with an emphasis on thoughtful assessment, compassionate intervention, and appropriate stabilization and referral.

By arrangement and subject to availability. This is not a 24/7 emergency service.

Availability & urgent support

Ask the practice about the scope of this service, current availability, and appropriate referrals. This is not a 24/7 emergency or immediate-response service, and messages are not monitored for emergencies. In the U.S., call or text 988 for immediate crisis support; call 911 for a life-threatening emergency.

Discuss this professional service

A place to meet.
A way to connect.

Meet in person at 609 E Main Street in Duncan, South Carolina, or ask about virtual therapy in Georgia. Confirm availability, suitability, and your physical location at the time of each online session directly with the practice.

Contact & location
Whenever you’re ready

Every beginning
starts somewhere.

You don’t need all the answers.
A conversation is a place to start.

A free 15-minute consultationAt your pace. In your own way.
A small first step

Let’s begin with
a conversation.

A free 15-minute consultation is a chance to ask about fit, availability, and the way Lori works.

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