About Us
OUR VISION, MISSION,
AND CORE VALUES
Vision:
At Clover Family Services, we envision a community where families in Southern Wisconsin facing mental health challenges and disabilities receive the support and resources they need to thrive. We are passionate about empowering individuals and families to lead fulfilling lives and reach their full potential.
Mission:
At Clover Family Services, our mission is to support families and improve lives by providing expert, compassionate mental health and social services. We work with individuals, families and agencies to create a safe, supportive and nurturing environment where everyone can thrive.
Core Values:
Fidelity: We are committed to building trust and loyalty with our clients and community, always staying true to our word and promises.
Compassion: We approach every individual with kindness, empathy, and understanding, recognizing the unique challenges they may face.
Honesty: We value transparency and openness in all of our interactions, ensuring that our clients and their families feel informed and empowered.
Integrity: We hold ourselves to the highest ethical standards, acting with integrity and professionalism in everything we do.
Innovation: We are constantly seeking new and creative ways to improve our services and better meet the needs of those we serve.
Person-centered: We prioritize the individual needs and preferences of each client and family, tailoring our services to provide personalized and effective support.
At Clover Family Services, these core values guide us in our mission to provide exceptional care and support to all those we serve. We strive to inspire hope, promote healing, and empower individuals and families.
MEET US
“Helping individuals and families understand all the intense feelings and dynamics they are experiencing, and to feel more in control of themselves, is one of the important aspects of what I do. Providing the opportunity for personal growth and a sense of empowerment is key.”-Ashlee Glowacki
Schedule of Availability:
Mondays: 8am-4:30pm
Wednesdays: 9am-4pm
Fridays: By appointment only
Telehealth available on case-by-case basis.
Services Offered:
-Rock Co Comprehensive Community Services (CCS)
-Rock Co Children's Long Term Support (CLTS)
-IEP Education/Advocacy
-Educational and Programming Consulting
-Triple P Parenting Program Facilitator
-Youth Mental Health First Aid Facilitator
Ashlee Glowacki, MA.Ed
Owner/Chief Executive Officer
Community Mental Health Professional
Ashlee completed her Women's Studies and Sociology Bachelor's Degree from University of Wisconsin-Whitewater in 2009. Ashlee then pursued her Master's Degree in Education, completed in 2014 from Aurora University. Ashlee also earned her Certified Clinical Trauma Professional certification in 2019. Currently, Ashlee is taking a break from completing her Master's Degree in Social Work to pursue Board Certification for Applied Behavior Analysis; she is slated to complete Summer 2025. Ashlee has vast experience working with human services and school settings. She has 8 years of family and youth dynamics, and systems experience. She is especially knowledgeable in working with children and youth involved with special education and IEP's. Ashlee has worked as a coordinator for Wrap Around services, Children's Long Term Support Case Manager, On-Call Crisis Intervention, and Comprehensive Community Services as a Facilitator and interned providing Psychotherapy to youth and adults. She also serves as Board President for Wisconsin Family Ties, and Village Youth Inc. Ashlee is proud to be a member of the National Alliance for Social Workers, and part of many state and local boards and committees.
Ashlee engages in person-centered therapeutic techniques. Some practices that she pulls from are: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Play Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Trust-Based Relational Intervention, and is Trauma Focused. She specializes in trauma, anxiety, depression, mood disorders, ADHD, socialization/friendship, boundaries, self-esteem/worth, and emotion regulation.
Populations:
Youth/Adolescents (Ages 3-18
Young Adults (Ages 18-25)
Adults (Ages 25+)
Individuals or Family
Social-Emotional Learning
LBTQIA+ Ally
Specialties:
Mood Disorders/ADHD
Anxiety/Depression
Autism/Developmental Delay
Trauma
Self-Regulation
Self-Esteem/Worth
Catrina Bennett
Chief Operating Officer, Part Time
I am a recent graduate of MATC with Associates degrees in Business Management and Human Resources, as well as certifications in Project Management, Accounting Assistant and Management trainee. I have developed a passion for helping people in quality-of-life matters through education and training, as well as my 17 years as a volunteer with the Wisconsin Army National Guard.
Clover Family Services' Programming Staff