Lori Lichtman, Psy.D.

Lori Lichtman has been affiliated with the Ann Arbor Center for the Family since August, 2000. She holds a Psy.D. degree (Doctor of Clinical Psychology) from the Illinois School of Professional Psychology in Chicago and is a licensed clinical psychologist. Her current general practice includes therapy with children, adolescents, college students, and adults.

She was a post doctoral fellow (2 years) and assistant to the director (one year) of University Center for the Child and Family, a pre-doctoral and postdoctoral training program at the University of Michigan. She also was a therapist at McAuley Outpatient Behavioral Services at St. Joseph Hospital for two years.

Dr. Lichtman’s approach is integrative and strength-based and, depending on the needs of the clients, might incorporate family systems, insight-oriented, narrative, and cognitive-behavioral approaches. She works with a range of therapy issues with children and adolescents, including anxiety, behavioral concerns, and depression. She also works with college students and adults with anxiety and/or depression symptoms, life transitions, trauma, loss, managing stress, parenting concerns, divorce issues, and facilitating parent-child relationships.

Participates with BCBS PPO, Federal BCBS, MESSA, and Medicare.