Lorenzo Norris Associate Dean for Student Affairs and Administration Chief Wellness Officer, GW Medical Enterprise Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health Associate Professor of Health, Human Function, and Rehabilitation Sciences (Secondary) Office Phone: 202-741-2882 Email: Email Department: Psychiatry and Behavioral Health |
Education
- BA, Case Western Reserve University, 1996
- MD, Case Western Reserve University, 2001
Biography
In addition to being the Director of Consult Liaison Psychiatry, Dr. Norris is the Director of the George Washington University Cancer Survivorship Center. The center is a multi-disciplinary care center comprised of practitioners from the departments of Psychiatry, Nutrition, Palliative Care, Exercise Science, Integrative Medicine and Patient Resource Navigation. The center's mission focuses on optimizing quality of life for those in various phases of their cancer treatment. The center was founded based on the belief that we cannot treat cancer without treating the whole patient. The center is a direct extension of the excellent oncology care patients receive at the Medical Faculty Associates.
In addition to the psychiatric care of the medically ill, Dr. Norris has a strong interest in helping others understand how their relationships work. Too often in life we have a habit of repeating negative relationship patterns, whether at home, work, or with friends. Regardless of one's life situation, Dr. Norris believes we must be active participants in crafting the life relationships we need in life. In his experience in working with those with serious illnesses Dr. Norris has been most impressed by the power of a complete and holistic approach to patient care that takes into account the power of relationships.
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Industry Relationships and Collaborations
This faculty member (or a member of their immediate family) has reported a financial interest with the health care related companies listed below. These relations have been reported to the University and, when appropriate, management plans are in place to address potential conflicts.
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