Shari N. Warner, JD, LMFT

Are you a woman ready to break free from emotional patterns that no longer serve you? Do you feel stuck in relationships or routines that drain your energy and peace? Are you a new or emerging mental health professional feeling overwhelmed by the transition from graduate school to clinical practice?

If so, you’re not alone—and you’re in the right place.

I’m Shari N. Warner, a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, former litigation attorney, and the founder of Serendipity Counseling and Consulting, LLC. My clinical work focuses on women’s mental, emotional, and behavioral wellness. I help women reconnect with their inner strength, process past wounds, and move forward with clarity, confidence, and purpose.

I also work closely with emerging mental health professionals, guiding them through the challenges of building a meaningful and sustainable career. Through supervision, mentorship, and targeted support, I help new clinicians grow into grounded, capable, and confident practitioners.

In addition to my private practice, I founded Serendipity Women’s Mental Wellness Center, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to expanding access to affordable therapy for women and girls across Florida.

As a speaker and presenter, I deliver keynotes and workshops on women’s mental wellness, emotional resilience, and professional development in the behavioral health field.

Want to learn more or book me for your next event? Visit www.shariwarner.com.

Shari’s work with women is rooted in both clinical expertise and deep compassion. Over the years, she has walked alongside women navigating anxiety, grief, trauma, and life transitions—helping them identify the emotional blocks holding them back and guiding them toward healing and self-trust. Shari creates a safe, nonjudgmental space where women can explore their stories, reclaim their voices, and begin living with greater clarity, confidence, and intention.

In her work with emerging clinicians, Shari brings a rare blend of real-world insight and supportive mentorship. She understands the emotional, professional, and financial pressures that come with launching a career in mental health. Through clinical supervision and honest conversation, she helps new therapists build strong foundations, navigate the unspoken challenges of the field, and grow into ethical, effective, and resilient practitioners.