THRIVEPA.NET
Shanté S. Lowe, M.S.
Chief Executive Officer & Owner
Hello and thank you for visiting our site. I hope you can sense the type of agency we are; one of compassion, professionalism, and one that strives to create new standards in the field through our pursuit of excellence and dedication to daily improvement. Make no mistake, I believe every living person has an unalienable right to pursue something meaningful, experience life to its fullest, and the right to thrive on a daily basis.
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Professional Summary
Shanté Lowe has gained over 20 years of professional experience working in social services, health services, and human services in Pennsylvania. Shanté has worked for multiple organizations during her career and has served in many roles. While her professional experiences have led her to her current role and was the source of inspiration to start Trusted Home Resources for Individual Vitality & Excellence, one key similarity in all the roles she has served was helping people become a better version of themselves. She has vital experience providing services to people throughout the lifespan, from childhood, adolescence, adulthood, and even family support. The desire to help people grow and live happy, healthy, and purposeful lives daily is her passion, and her purpose is to improve quality of life for people in her immediate sphere of influence.
Education
2006-2010
Master of Science
Psychology
California Coast University
Shanté earned her Master of Science Degree in Psychology from California Coast University in 2010. Her program focus was social and developmental psychology.
2001-2006
Bachelor of Arts
Psychology & Communication
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Graduating with honors in 2006, Shanté's areas of focus were developmental, behavioral, & counseling psychology. Shante was a member of National Society of Leadership & Success.
Class of 2001
Hermitage High School
Hermitage, PA
Shanté S. Lawson was a graduate of Hermitage High School's Class of 2001. She was a member of the cheerleading and spirit squad, National Honor Society, and representative of the student body.