Yvette Ghormley

I am an experienced professional and U.S. Navy active duty and veteran spouse, currently pursuing a meaningful career in clinical mental health counseling. My academic background includes a Master of Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Liberty University, where I achieved a 4.0 GPA. I am equipped with hands-on training, volunteer work, and a deep commitment to supporting individuals facing trauma, grief, anger, PTSD, and life challenges through empathetic, resilient, and client-centered care.

Throughout my career, I have developed expertise in crisis intervention and trauma-informed care, particularly for veterans and first responders. My entrepreneurial spirit has led me to co-found initiatives that support individuals with disabilities, including veterans, in creating business ventures. I have also served as a faculty member and doctoral chair, mentoring students in research methodologies and the application of theories in various fields. My passion for mental health awareness and resilience building drives my commitment to fostering positive change in the lives of those I serve.