Dr. Jean Clarke-Mitchell brings 30 years of clinical excellence as a therapist specializing in trauma recovery, resilience building, and holistic mental wellness. Her therapeutic approach combines evidence-based techniques with compassionate care, helping thousands of clients navigate life's most challenging transitions. She earned her Ph.D. and M.S.W. from the prestigious Smith College School for Social Work, with additional specialized training in trauma-informed therapy and multicultural counseling.

Now emerging as a compelling voice in the mental health speaking circuit, Dr. Clarke-Mitchell delivers powerful keynotes and workshops at regional and national conferences. Her presentations bridge clinical expertise with accessible wisdom, offering audiences practical strategies for mental wellness, trauma recovery, and professional development in the mental health field.

Dr. Clarke-Mitchell's unique perspective draws from her extensive clinical practice, the DSV (Domestic Sexual Violence) movement, and her lived experience, creating authentic connections with diverse audiences. Her speaking engagements address critical topics including therapist self-care, culturally responsive treatment approaches, and innovative therapeutic techniques for complex trauma. National Conference organizers have praise her ability to blend the scientific rigor of her research that relatable with both helping professionals and the general public.