Cloverly & Co.

I'm a clinical mental health counselor with over 25 years of corporate leadership and consulting experience. Having navigated many personal life changes, losses, and challenges while simultaneously leading teams in high-pressure start-up environments, I've honed a unique approach to human flourishing that combines psychological expertise with corporate sensibilities and everyday practicalities. My clients range from way-finding young professionals to weary working moms to start-up founders and business execs affiliated with brands ranging from PBS, eBay, and Shark Tank. While no stranger to the tech trenches, I believe deeply in the power of HI: Human Interaction, Human Insight, and Human Inspo. It's at the heart of all that I do. I have a warm, generative style that I've been told blends compassion, curiosity, and creativity with practicality and possibility...plus a sidecar of humor! I use evidence-based practices and pragmatic, scientifically proven techniques that resonate with those who are both eager for progress and willing to embrace the emotional work that change, healing, silver linings, and growth involve. The most important ingredient in our work together? Authenticity. To move forward, you first need a space where you can be raw and real - where you need not know the "right" answer...keep up with any Jones-es...or post the perfectly posed pic. A place - and a person with whom - you can just be organically YOU: a human who is doing the best they can…a work-in-progress who is open to learning and stretching in ways that can make tomorrow feel better. THE CLOVERLY WAY As the earliest plant to sprout after winter, the clover's annual return was traditionally hailed by ancient cultures as a sign of renewal. Spiritual figures from Celtic Druids to St. Patrick celebrated the clover as a timeless symbol of resilience. The three heart-shaped leaves that comprise a typical clover have been said to symbolize faith, hope, and love - elements that work together to help us tap into our inner wellspring of courage, perseverance, and new possibility. THE BACKSTORY As a Midwestern, nature-loving child of the '80s, four-leaf clover hunting was a favorite (albeit elusive) pastime. While they were incredibly hard to come by organically, I realized if I could find a robust three-leaf clover and ever so gently tear the largest leaf in half...then, voilà! Four leaves appeared...and I felt a special sense of delight and empowerment that, á la the Serenity Prayer, I had done what I could to control and create my own "luck" (vs. just wandering, waiting for it to happen to me). THE BELIEF IN YOU To me, that's what you're doing by showing up here now: you're believing in yourself. Believing that amid whatever imperfect personal season or professional rut you find yourself in, no matter how unsatisfied or stuck you may feel, and how much you cannot control...you can choose to take just this one next step. To invite me to come alongside you...as a guide to help you discover personal insights and neuroscience-informed tools to help you move forward...a "muse," if you will, to help you tune into your inner wisdom, and let it lead you to where you want to go- and to grow - next. I’ve got you. THE WAY TO GET STARTED Scroll up to the top of the page, pick your preferred mode of contact...and reach out - I'd love to hear from you! I'm happy to have a complimentary meet-and-greet call - a brief, low-pressure, zero-obligation way to: 1.) get a better sense of me, 2.) explore whether counseling or coaching is a better fit for you, and 3.) get answers to any questions you may have (e.g. fees, first sessions, and scheduling oh-my!) THE FINE PRINT (Consumer Notice & Client Rights) *I am clinically supervised by: Jennifer Coss, MA, LPCC-S (info@ohiotherapy.com) and Gena St. David, PhD, LPC-S, LMFT-S. *Copies of client records can be requested in writing by contacting this provider. *You may contact the Texas State Board of Examiners of Professional Counselors (www.bhec.texas.gov) - or - the Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, and Marriage and Family Therapist Board (www.cswmft.ohio.gov). *Texas consumer complaints can be filed at bhec.texas.gov/discipline-and-complaints/index.html; Ohio - or - directed to the Office of the Attorney General at texasattorneygeneral.gov/consumer-protection. *Commitment to accessibility: This website aims to align with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA standards. If you encounter any digital accessibility barriers or experience difficulty navigating any part of this website, please contact us immediately. We will gladly provide the necessary info or scheduling assistance through an alternative method that works best for you. ...THE WRAP UP And now, without further ado (whew - you made it!), and ever inspired by the unadulterated enthusiasm of my three nephews (8, 11, and 14), I can't help but gently clap here and encourage you onward with an inviting: "Let's go!" I (and my little pup of a sidekick, Henri) are so looking forward to meeting you.