My Story
Charm K. Mosley is a licensed School Psychologist, dynamic keynote speaker, and the visionary founder of Superpsyched Support, a premier clinic based in Merrillville, Indiana. Her clinic specializes in providing comprehensive services, including Occupational, Physical, Speech, and Therapy, designed to support the developmental and educational needs of children and families. Additionally, Superpsyched Support partners with school districts across Indiana and Illinois, supplying skilled professionals such as School Psychologists, Social Workers, Special Education Teachers, Directors, Case Managers, and related service providers.
Charm is deeply committed to fostering collaborative relationships within school communities. She offers professional development and guided support to schools, focusing on key areas like mental health, RTI/MTSS frameworks, cultural competency, technology integration, school culture, climate enhancement, and classroom management strategies.
Before launching her clinic, Charm served as Director of Special Education at a Hammond, Indiana charter school. Her leadership earned her the 2017 Mayor’s Commission on Disabilities Individual Adult Award. Staff members nominated her for initiatives that included establishing reading and math intervention programs, implementing response-to-intervention practices, developing special education policy manuals, and leading impactful professional development sessions for staff and parents in collaboration with community social service agencies.
Beyond her professional achievements, Charm is a dedicated wife of over 15 years and the proud mother of two accomplished children, Cameron and Carmen, who excel as competitive swimmers and violinists with the Lyrical Strings Orchestra. She is a leader in her community, serving as President of the Gary/Northwest Indiana Chapter of Jack and Jill of America, Inc., and as a member of the Gary Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Previously, she held the role of Vice President at Northwest Indiana Lighthouse Charter Schools.
A Chicago native raised in St. Louis, Charm graduated from Bloom High School after returning to the Chicago south suburbs. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders from Governors State University, as well as advanced degrees in Psychology, Special Education, and Building Level Administration (Principal Licensure) from Calumet College of St. Joseph and Purdue University.
Charm wholeheartedly and unequivocally believes that building community support and development will strengthen family units and lead to improved student learning, stronger families, and healthier communities.
Professional Speaker & Trainer
As a passionate advocate for mental health, educational equity, and personal growth, I bring expertise and dynamic delivery to a wide range of audiences. My professional speaking and training highlights include:
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Keynote Speaker:
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State of Indiana, presenting on Virtual Assessment Practices, offering innovative approaches to evaluation in remote learning environments.
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Indiana First Steps, sharing insights on supporting early childhood development and intervention.
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Women’s Conferences, empowering audiences with presentations on mental health, resilience, and self-care strategies for personal and professional growth.
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Professional Development Trainer for school districts, delivering impactful workshops on:
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Cultural Competence: Promoting inclusive practices and equitable outcomes.
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Behavior Management: Strategies for effective classroom leadership.
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Trauma-Informed Practices: Supporting students through adversity.
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Mental Health: Addressing student well-being with practical strategies.
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Practical Self-Care: Empowering educators to sustain their professional and personal balance.
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Classroom Mental Health Advocate: Facilitating engaging and age-appropriate presentations for K-12 students on mental health awareness, fostering resilience and coping skills.
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Small Group Therapy Leader: Conducting focused interventions for students requiring additional emotional and behavioral support.
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Administrator Support Specialist: Partnering with educational leaders to implement:
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Non-biased teacher evaluations.
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Personalized educator growth plans to foster professional development and excellence.
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