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Along his journey as a human being, Nick King has cultivated a dynamic clinical career across a wide range of settings—from innovative mental health start-ups to intensive residential treatment centers. With a Master’s in Clinical Social Work from Regis College and a Bachelor's degree in Philosophy from the University of Oregon, Nick brings a uniquely integrative lens to his work. He sees each person as part of a deeply interconnected system—biological, psychological, emotional, social, and spiritual—that must find harmony to truly thrive.
Through Nick's clinical experience, it became clear that navigating major life transitions, including the leap from high school to college, were obstacles that often left clients feeling overwhelmed and under-supported. He likens these transitional moments to phase changes in physics—when a substance transforms from one state to another, such as ice melting into water. These shifts require energy, restabilization, and internal reorganization. The college transition mirrors this exactly: identities are reshaped, relationships recalibrate, and emotional structures are rebuilt.
Driven by a desire to meet this need, Nick founded Campus CoPilot to offer students and families a different kind of support—one grounded in both clinical know-how and attuned mentorship. Crafted as a next-generation guide for navigating the college journey, Campus CoPilot is a comprehensive guide for navigating the emotional, social, and psychological terrain of emerging adulthood.
At the foundation of all of Nick’s work is the belief that meaningful growth begins with trust. He offers a steady, empathic presence that helps students feel seen, safe, and supported as they step into the unknown. For Nick, the transition to college is a rite of passage, though it need not be an isolated one. Rather, he and the team at Campus CoPilot see this path of development as relational, structural, and ultimately, transformational.
Nick King, Founder/Coach
Through her experience supporting young adults in the mental health field, Cailin Field has become passionate about guiding individuals through the transition from high school to college and into early adulthood. She has seen firsthand how disorienting this shift can feel—building new friendships, managing academic pressure, and adjusting to independence, often without familiar support systems. Her approach blends clinical training with real-world insight, holding a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Pepperdine University and a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Notre Dame.
Cailin specializes in working with young adults experiencing anxiety, depression, life transitions, and challenges in friendships and relationships. As a former Division I lacrosse player at Notre Dame, Cailin understands firsthand the pressures of balancing academics, athletics, and personal growth. She is passionate about helping students feel more grounded, confident, and supported as they step into this next chapter, believing that with the right guidance, they can truly grow through these experiences.
Cailin Field, Coach
Jo McCluskey earned her Master of Social Work from the University of Southern California and a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Elmhurst University. She brings extensive clinical experience across residential treatment, community mental health, and school-based settings, where she has worked with children, adolescents, young adults, and families in a therapeutic role. Her background includes supporting individuals through anxiety, stress, and major life transitions, as well as serving in leadership roles overseeing clinical programming and multidisciplinary teams.
This experience serves as the foundation for her work as a coach supporting incoming college freshmen as they transition from high school to college. Jo helps students navigate increased independence, academic expectations, and social changes with greater confidence and clarity, while managing the pressure to “figure it all out.”
Her approach is practical, supportive, and collaborative, focused on helping students manage stress, stay organized, navigate relationships, and make thoughtful decisions while exploring identity, values, and personal goals.
Known for her calm, nonjudgmental presence, Jo meets students where they are and offers guidance that feels approachable and actionable. She believes this stage of life isn’t about having everything figured out, but learning how to navigate change with resilience and a stronger sense of self.
Jo McCluskey, Coach
Sierra Dyer is passionate about helping young adults navigate the exciting, confusing, and sometimes overwhelming parts of growing into adulthood. Having worked closely with children, teens, and young adults, she has seen how much can change during these years — from figuring out who you are and what you want, to building new relationships, making big decisions, and learning how to create a life that feels like your own.
With a Master's degree in Clinical Psychology from Pepperdine University and a background in Behavioral Health Science, Sierra brings a thoughtful and understanding perspective to her work. More than anything, she believes in meeting people where they are and creating a space where they can be honest about what they're struggling with, what they want to change, and where they hope to go next.
Sierra loves helping young adults gain clarity, build confidence, set meaningful goals, and feel more comfortable navigating life's transitions. Whether someone is figuring out their next step, adjusting to a new chapter, strengthening relationships, or simply feeling a little stuck, she believes that having someone in your corner can make all the difference.
Sierra Dyer, Coach
Annie Souders has extensive experience helping young people build independence, develop practical skills, and navigate major transitions. Through her work with children, adolescents, and families, she has developed a strong foundation in supporting emotional regulation, communication, problem solving, and confidence — skills that become especially important as students adjust to college life.
Annie helps students navigate the real-life challenges that come with greater independence, including managing time and responsibilities, staying organized and motivated, navigating friendships and roommate dynamics, communicating with professors, and advocating for their needs. She takes a practical and collaborative approach, helping students identify what is getting in their way and develop strategies that fit their individual strengths and needs.
Annie is especially passionate about helping students become more confident in managing challenges on their own. Her goal is not simply to help students get through college, but to help them develop the self-awareness, independence, and problem-solving skills they can carry with them into adulthood.
Annie Souders, Coach
For over two decades, Ben Lieberman has dedicated his career to helping individuals and families navigate life’s most meaningful—and often most challenging—transitions. With a degree in Psychology from St. Joseph’s University in Philadelphia and a Master’s in Social Work from California State University, Northridge, Ben has built a deep understanding of the emotional and psychological support people need to thrive during times of change. Throughout his years in healthcare, Ben noticed a pattern: young adults entering college often struggled silently with the overwhelming shift to campus life. The combination of academic pressure, social adjustment, and independence created a perfect storm that many students weren’t fully prepared to handle.
Seeing this gap inspired him to take action. Ben joined Campus CoPilot to reimagine how we support students during this critical stage of life. By blending clinical expertise with compassionate mentorship, Ben hopes to be a trusted guide for students and families navigating the college transition.
For Ben, this work is deeply personal. He believes that with the right support, every student can feel grounded, resilient, and ready to embrace the opportunities ahead.
Ben Lieberman, Coach
Before graduating from Pepperdine University with a Masters degree in Clinical Psychology, Larry Hayes worked as an assistant and head coach for multiple swimming organizations across his hometown of Nashville, Tennessee. While there, Larry received his undergraduate degree in English and Education from Belmont University, and coached middle and high school athletes ranging in ability from novice to the Junior National Qualifying Level.
Larry brings a mixture of humor, light-heartedness, dedication, and humility to his work as a clinician and coach. Additionally, Larry is committed to bringing a sense of purpose to each session—finding joy in guiding others toward being a more authentic and healthy version of themself. He has years of experience supporting adolescents and adults struggling with mental health, educational barriers, and life transitions. Larry comes to Campus CoPilot with a passion for working with adolescents navigating the challenging landscape of college and adulthood.