Lori Anne Sirs is a compassionate and experienced Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who specializes in guiding individuals through life's challenges. She partners with clients to facilitate meaningful changes by utilizing a thoughtful blend of therapeutic approaches, including cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness, and movement therapy. Lori adopts a strengths-based perspective, considering the unique strengths and systems of each client, and recognizing the importance of family, community, culture, school, and work in the therapeutic process. Her expertise encompasses ADHD, autism spectrum disorders, and the effects of learning disabilities. She earned her Doctor of Social Work (DSW) degree from the University of Tennessee and completed a professional mentorship at Michelle Garcia Winner's Social Thinking Clinic, integrating Social Thinking concepts into both assessment and treatment. Lori has a special passion for helping clients foster social connections and employs a sensory-rich form of movement therapy, poi spinning, to aid clients in self-regulation while providing fun and engaging methods to recharge and self-calm. Her hands-on, collaborative approach is designed to involve support from parents and teachers, ensuring a holistic strategy that meets the practical needs of those with ADHD, autism spectrum, and social communication challenges.