Sherri Glover, LPC
Program Supervisor, CReST Mobile Crisis Response
Richmond Behavioral Health
Sherri Glover is a Licensed Professional Counselor with 20 years of experience providing behavioral health services to children, adolescents, adults, and families across clinical, school-based, residential, and community settings. Her clinical focus includes trauma-informed care, family systems, youth behavioral health, and crisis intervention, grounded in a holistic approach to healing and emotional wellness.
Sherri brings over 12 years of leadership experience in behavioral health, with expertise in team development, training, clinical supervision, and program development. Her leadership experience has informed her commitment to ethical, evidence-based practice, supporting professional growth, and advancing organizational effectiveness. She currently serves as Clinical Program Supervisor of the CReST Mobile Crisis Response Team, where she applies her extensive leadership expertise to high-acuity crisis response, sound decision-making, and the delivery of effective, compassionate care to individuals and families.
In addition to her leadership role, Sherri maintains a private outpatient practice, Mind, Body, and Soul Wellness, where she integrates traditional clinical approaches with creative and holistic therapies, including art, nature-based practices, mindfulness, yoga, and meditation. Her approach promotes emotional well-being, self-awareness, and mind-body connection while empowering individuals and families to build resilience and achieve meaningful growth. Sherri's ultimate goal is to guide people to their truth, find peace, and cultivate resilient humans.