Profile
Biography
Professor Lois Garriott joined the School of Social Work on a part-time basis in 1987 after working in community mental health for St. Clair County. She has been a full time faculty member since 1990. Her area of expertise is treating post-traumatic stress disorders. She has a private practice in which she works with individuals, families and groups.
Ms. Garriott has an interest in international social work and has worked with a fellow social worker in Russia to help develop the social work education programs in Kazan, Tatarstan, Russia.
Ms. Garriott has an interest in international social work and has worked with a fellow social worker in Russia to help develop the social work education programs in Kazan, Tatarstan, Russia.
Degrees and Certifications
M.S.W., group work, Wayne State University
License in marriage and family therapy
Board certification as a clinical social worker
Certification in detox acupuncture.
License in marriage and family therapy
Board certification as a clinical social worker
Certification in detox acupuncture.
Academic Interests
Professor Garriott's current research interest is exploring the long-term consequences of childhood trauma (chronic), especially sexual abuse.