Lori Driscoll is a Licensed Independent Social Worker in South Carolina and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Florida who is passionate about counseling children, adolescents, parents, college students, women suffering from Postpartum concerns, and adults as they navigate life’s many challenges. Lori earned her Bachelors in Psychology and her Masters in Social Work from Florida State University.
Lori has worked in several different therapeutic settings. She started her career working in a residential treatment facility for children and adolescents. She also has experience providing clinical assessments for diagnostic and treatment placement purposes in a mental health residential hospital for adults. Lori then moved on to provide therapeutic services to children and adolescents through a school based therapeutic program. For the past several years Lori has supervised other clinicians as they provide counseling through a school based therapeutic program and has provided therapeutic services in a private practice setting.
Lori is passionate about meeting clients where they are and is dedicated to providing quality, professional, and compassionate services in a safe supportive environment. Lori takes a client centered approach and always utilizes evidence-based practices, some of which include CBT, Solution Focused, EMDR, TF-CBT , and Person Centered Therapy. Lori has experience treating a variety of presenting concerns but has extensive history working with and is passionate about helping adults and children heal from trauma. Lori desires to see individuals, children, and families find new hope, succeed, thrive, and heal out of their trauma narratives. Lori, her husband, and 3 children have lived in Greenville for the past 3 years. Lori enjoys spending time with friends and family, traveling, cooking, and trying new foods and restaurants.
Specialties: Trauma, Anxiety, Depression, adjustment issues, Postpartum Depression/Anxiety, behavioral and emotional challenges in children, relationship issues, adults, children, adolescents, and college students.