Jannah Clark, LCMFT serves as Clinical Director, where she provides oversight of all therapeutic services for youth and families receiving care within Camber Wichita acute hospital. In this role, Jannah partners closely with clinical teams to ensure children and families receive high quality, evidence-based, trauma-informed care during some of their most vulnerable moments. She supports staff in delivering thoughtful, compassionate treatment while maintaining a strong focus on clinical excellence and safety across the hospital.

Jannah holds a Master of Science in Family Therapy from Friends University and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Colorado Christian University. She is a Licensed Clinical Marriage and Family Therapist and a Kansas Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board approved supervisor, bringing both clinical expertise and a deep commitment to professional development and mentorship.

With more than 12 years of experience working in mental health settings and over eight years as a licensed therapist, Jannah’s career spans a wide range of clinical and leadership roles. Her background includes providing outpatient therapy in rural Kansas for children, families, and adults, serving as Senior Director of Community Services overseeing multidisciplinary teams across four counties while maintaining a therapy caseload, and specializing in early childhood mental health for children ages one through six. In early childhood settings, she partnered with preschool and daycare staff to implement trauma-informed strategies and effective behavioral supports in the classroom.

Jannah joined Camber Mental Health in 2020 as a therapist and has continued to grow within the organization through successive leadership roles, including Clinical Manager, Associate Director of Clinical Services, and now Clinical Director. Throughout her time at Camber, she has also supported the training and development of master’s-level clinicians, helping prepare the next generation of mental health professionals. Earlier in her career, she gained valuable system-level experience as a case manager and group specialist for children served through the SED Waiver, as well as a Behavioral Health Technician in a psychiatric residential treatment facility.

We see families and children at their most vulnerable time- when they are experiencing a mental health crisis. I’m passionate about ensuring the children in our care have a safe, supportive, and trauma-informed environment while receiving quality, evidence-based therapy services. My hope is that we can provide an initial spark of hope for the children and families we serve. All children and families deserve trauma-informed, compassionate mental health care.  – Jannah Clark