Lola DeJohn
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A supportive place to make sense of what you’re carrying, understand yourself more deeply, and move forward at your own pace.
01 / WelcomeScroll to explore ↓02 / About me
I’m a Licensed Professional Counselor who believes counseling works best as a collaboration. I bring warmth, curiosity, and a grounded presence to our work together.
My experience supporting grieving families in my family’s funeral home taught me how meaningful it is to be with someone through hard moments. In therapy, I aim to offer a space where you can feel understood and gently challenged as you find your own way forward.
I work at Senders Pediatrics in South Euclid. Please contact the practice for information about appointments with me.

03 / The work
My approach is person-centered, relational, and integrative. We can explore patterns, build practical tools, and make space for the questions that matter to you.
I have worked with clients ages 4–85, supporting people through anxiety, depression, relationships, identity, self-worth, life transitions, body image, and intimacy concerns.
04 / Getting started
I work at Senders Pediatrics in South Euclid. Contact the practice to ask about scheduling with me and appointment availability. You can also visit my Psychology Today profile to learn more and get in touch.
Let’s talk briefly about what brings you here and whether working together feels like a good fit. Call or text to request a time.
Text (440) 299-8791 · CallI work at Senders Pediatrics. Contact the practice to ask about counseling appointments with Lola DeJohn.
Visit Senders PediatricsRead more about me and connect through my Psychology Today profile.
View my Psychology Today profile05 / Reflections
Thoughts on mental health, self-worth, and making space for growth.
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06 / A gentle reminder
You are allowed to begin again.
In uncertain seasons, change can feel tender and slow. The phoenix reminds us that renewal is possible—and that becoming who you are can happen one small step at a time.