Lorni Cochran is a registered Somatic Movement Therapist. She practices a developmental form of Movement Therapy that works with the body, movement, and sensation to release restrictive habits and patterns that often have their roots in early experiences. Through both therapy and consulting, she has helped a wide variety of children, adults, and families. In addition to her training as a Somatic Movement Therapist through the School for Body-Mind Centering, her experience includes over 20 years of private clinical counseling. During that time, Lorni has consulted with families, agencies, and school groups, taught workshops for teachers, parents, caregivers, and health providers, and offered movement classes for both children and adults. Her education and training background include numerous coursework hours and professional trainings. Bonnie Bainbridge Cohen OT, teacher and mentor, has played a significant role throughout Lorni's career. Daniel Hughes PhD, Bruce Perry MD, Bessel van der Kolk MD, Daniel Siegel MD, and Pat Ogden PhD have also strongly influenced her work. Lorni is the mother of three children, one of whom is adopted.