Dr. Clyde D. Mayberry

Dr. Clyde D. Mayberry is a psychotherapist, ordained minister, and author whose work focuses on counseling, spiritual leadership, and personal development. Mayberry has more than three decades of experience in both corporate and ministry settings, including over 15 years of counseling individuals, couples, and families. His academic background includes a Doctorate in Family Therapy, supporting his expertise in mental health, relationship counseling, and family therapy.

Mayberry’s career includes executive management roles in organizations such as Southeastern Children's Home and Counseling Center, Northside Church of Christ Charlotte, and PruittHealth. He also served as executive director of Hospice Compassus of Detroit, where he specialized in relationship building and grief counseling, particularly in end-of-life care. Mayberry has contributed to the community through service on executive boards for NAACP, Habitat for Humanity, and the Inter-denominational Ministerial Alliance, advocating for seniors, the disenfranchised, and those experiencing grief.

As an author, Mayberry has published seven works addressing faith, personal growth, and family life. His book, "The Road to Salvation," offers guidance on building a biblically based relationship with God and serves as a resource for spiritual development. Mayberry’s writing and public speaking often address topics such as Black Heritage, faith and religion, disability, overcoming adversity, and resilience.

Mayberry’s personal experience with the amputation of both legs informs his approach to adversity and recovery, adding depth to his keynote addresses. His presentations are sought after in corporate, faith-based, and community settings, where he addresses leadership, personal growth, and resilience. Mayberry’s work in psychotherapy, ministry, and leadership continues to impact individuals and organizations seeking guidance in mental health, spiritual growth, and overcoming challenges.