Solutionist
Hello, I'm Lori. I started this blog several years ago while I was working full time as a religious education director in a church in Ames, Iowa. I had the idea that I'd share glimpses of my life as a woman who was successful, fulfilled, and meaningfully engaged in life. That's all the same, but I've added some experiences to my life. I worked professionally as a sexual assault victim's advocate on a large campus, and currently I am the executive director of a small human services nonprofit agency.
In my free time, I work with people on any path, looking for new paths, trying to find old ones . . . I'm your Spiritual Listener and Mentor. Formally, I work with people who are experiencing trauma due to unexpected life situations and financial disruption. Informally (not as a part of the nonprofit work I do) I work with people who are searching for more - more meaning, more engagement, more accountability. In short, I help people identify solutions for their lives. Here are some of the life situations I can mentor you on:
- Choosing a Spiritual Practice - meditation, prayer, journals, watercolor, and journeying are my favorites, but we can find a way to make your passion your Spiritual Practice.
- Dream Work
- Accepting Self - Body and Soul
- Undefinable Yearning
- Crisis of Faith
- Relationships - stuck, leaving, beginning.
- Fear, grief, sadness
- Break from traditional therapies
- Job and Life Coaching
- People keep calling you a jerk . . . not saying you are.
- Fear of commitment or intimacy.
- Strength Quest
- Defining your life's purpose as you age.
- Medical roulette - so many symptoms, so few answers.
- Chemicals, food, money, or compulsion control your life.
- You don't know how to move on.
I would love to partner with you to look deeply into what is not working in your life. I can show you new ways of looking at old habits, fears, trepidations, and regrets. Your entire wonderful life is waiting for you . . .
Please contact me at bloggerlori AT gmail DOT com to set up an appointment via video, email, or in person.
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