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Mental Wellness Belongs in Our Communities, Too

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CHALYCE GLOVER

LPC, NCC, CCMHC, ACS, CCTP, CGP

Licensed Mental Health Clinician • Trauma-Informed Educator • Consultant • Speaker

Equipping communities with practical tools for mental wellness, resilience, and meaningful connection.

Chalyce Glover is a licensed mental health clinician, trauma-informed educator, consultant, and founder of Take These Broken Pieces Counseling & Consultation Services, LLC.

With more than 20 years of experience, Chalyce translates complex psychological principles into practical, accessible wellness strategies for families, educators, faith leaders, helping professionals, and community organizations.

Driven by a mission to make mental health education available beyond the therapy office, Chalyce partners with schools, churches, nonprofit organizations, and community agencies to build emotionally healthy, trauma-informed, and resilient environments.

Known for an engaging, empathetic, and culturally responsive presentation style, Chalyce equips audiences with actionable tools to recognize mental health concerns, manage anxiety and stress, prevent burnout, reduce stigma, and foster healthier human connections.

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Featured Presentations

Beyond the Backpack

Spotting and Supporting Anxiety in the Modern Classroom

Designed for educators, school professionals, and parents, this presentation helps participants recognize how anxiety may appear in children and adolescents. Attendees learn practical, age-appropriate strategies for responding with empathy, supporting emotional regulation, and creating environments where students feel safe enough to learn and grow.

Faith, Mind, and Margin

Balancing Spiritual Devotion with Mental Wellness

This presentation explores the relationship between faith, emotional health, personal boundaries, rest, and sustainable service. Participants learn how to recognize emotional overload, challenge harmful misconceptions about mental health, and incorporate healthy wellness practices without abandoning their spiritual commitments.

Removing the Stigma

Creating Mental-Health-Aware Faith Communities

Designed for churches, ministry leaders, clergy, and congregational care teams, this presentation offers practical guidance for discussing mental health with compassion and accuracy. Participants learn how faith communities can reduce stigma, respond appropriately to emotional distress, support members seeking professional care, and cultivate a culture of dignity and belonging.

The Burnout Antidote

Building Sustainable Resilience in High-Stress Environments

Designed for organizations, helping professionals, nonprofit teams, educators, and community leaders, this presentation examines the emotional and organizational conditions that contribute to burnout. Participants leave with practical strategies for identifying stress patterns, strengthening boundaries, supporting team wellness, and building sustainable resilience.

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Additional Topics

  • Trauma-Informed Care in Community Settings

  • Understanding Grief, Loss, and the Healing Process

  • Compassion Fatigue and Vicarious Trauma

  • Mental Health Awareness and Stigma Reduction

  • Supporting the Mental Health of Helping Professionals

  • Anxiety, Stress, and Emotional Regulation

  • Resilience and Post-Traumatic Growth

  • Healthy Boundaries for Caregivers and Leaders

  • Recognizing Mental Health Concerns in Children and Adolescents

  • Faith-Sensitive Approaches to Mental Wellness

  • Mental Health Awareness for First Responders and Community Professionals

  • Building Emotionally Healthy Organizations

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Ideal Audiences

  • Schools and parent organizations

  • Churches and faith communities

  • Nonprofits and community agencies

  • Healthcare and behavioral-health organizations

  • Educators and school professionals

  • Clergy and ministry leaders

  • Helping professionals and caregivers

  • Law-enforcement and first-responder organizations

  • Businesses and professional teams

  • Conferences and community events

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Available Formats

  • Keynote presentations

  • Interactive workshops

  • Staff and professional-development trainings

  • Community education sessions

  • Church and ministry workshops

  • Parent education programs

  • Lunch-and-learns

  • Panel discussions

  • Organizational consultation

  • Virtual and in-person presentations

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Professional Credentials

Chalyce Glover, LPC

✦ Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC)
✦ National Certified Counselor (NCC)
✦ Certified Clinical Mental Health Counselor (CCMHC)
✦ Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS)
✦ Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP)
✦ Certified Grief-Informed Professional (CGP)
✦ Licensed in New Jersey and Pennsylvania
✦ More than 20 years of clinical experience
✦ Chaplain and ordained minister

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