At Olver International, we believe that lasting change in the world begins with the courage to change ourselves. We are a values-driven organization committed to fostering personal responsibility, emotional resilience, and inner freedom as a foundation for creating a more compassionate, inclusive, and empowered world.
In a time of deep divisions and culture wars, we choose a different path—one rooted in dignity, mutual respect, and the unwavering belief that every person has value. We welcome people of all backgrounds, identities, and perspectives who are ready to do the work of transforming their inner lives to align with the world they want to see.
We recognize that real impact begins from within. That’s why we support coaches, counselors, leaders, and seekers in their journey toward greater authenticity, clarity, and purpose—so they can become powerful agents of positive change in their communities and beyond.
Being involved with Olver International means you:
Together, we’re building a global community of changemakers who choose to lead from the inside out.
Kim has developed her proprietary process called, Mental Freedom ®, to help clients transform any painful emotions they are experiencing into something neutral or even positive. This is not a process that takes a long time; rather it is taught in six sessions and can be applied to any painful situation in a person’s life.
By learning and following the Mental Freedom formula, so many people are already living a Mentally-Free Life. They’ve had transformations in their romantic relationships, with their children, with their parents, at work and more.
Our coaching process is about helping people to stop creating their own misery, while helping them take responsibility for their own happiness and success by putting their time and energy into the things they control, rather than the things they don’t. This means leading people away from blame, anger, and resentment and into introspection, acceptance and proactivity. Our process demolishes the victim mentality and empowers clients to reach their goals, while creating the meaningful relationships in their lives that will support and encourage them along the way.
Kim founded her company, Olver International, in 2004 and it has grown to include coaching services, a board-certified coaching school, coach supervision, an independent publishing company, and a speaker’s bureau. Kim has developed her proprietary process called, Mental Freedom ®, to help clients transform any painful emotions they are experiencing into something neutral or even positive. This is not a process that takes a long time; rather it is taught in six sessions and can be applied to any painful situation in a person’s life.
In addition, Kim is an award-winning author of Secrets of Happy Couples and Choosing Me Now. She co-authored Leveraging Diversity at Work with Sylvester Baugh and wrote a chapter in the book, Contemporary Issues in Couples Counseling. Kim writes a bi-monthly mental health column for the River Reporter and has also contributed to HuffingtonPost.com, PsychCentral.com, YourTango.com, HerCampus.com, Whole Living, Women’s World, Fitness Magazine, Law of Attraction Magazine, Conscious Life Journal, Counseling Today and more. Kim is also a thought leader on the revolutionary app, DearLiv.
Kim has a wide range of experience, working in the fields of community mental health, corrections, child welfare, addiction, the military, couples, parenting, and self-discovery. She’s been writing a blog for over 15 years and is now in her fourth season of podcasting her show, Life = Choices; Choices = Life.
Victory in the Wait describes how important it is to know how to wait and the impact of not waiting correctly. When we wait, we are communicating with God. We are not always waiting to receive from God, sometimes He has us in a season of wait until our will breaks. Effective waiting symbolizes submission, knowing that God is in control. He may have us waiting to develop our Fruit of the Spirit and to revive us. There are times when we might not feel like praying yet, we are needing or desiring something from God.
“From Within is a riveting biographical work of one woman’s journey as a sexual abuse survivor, who transitioned from the physical and emotional pain and betrayal to a newly found passion to help others going through similar circumstances.”
The Olver International Blog, written by relationship expert, Kim Olver, covers topics as it relates to relationships with the important people in your life and the most important one of all.. the one with yourself.
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