Calliope Co. offers training and consultation services tailored for business and professional environments. Our trainings establish a professional baseline for inclusive language, helping your organization build stronger, more dynamic teams through safer, more respectful environments. We design engaging, informative sessions to help organizations cultivate inclusive workplaces where every team member feels respected and affirmed.
Understanding and using gender pronouns correctly is a fundamental part of effective communication and a healthy workplace culture. When companies invest in inclusive trainings, such as our pronoun training, they demonstrate a clear commitment to diversity, equity, and belonging, while also strengthening team cohesion, psychological safety, and employee retention.
Whether you're part of an HR department, leadership team, creative agency, corporate group, or any other organization, Calliope Co. equips professionals with practical tools to support inclusive communication and workplace culture, rooted in your team’s values and goals.
Jolie Rittenberry-Kraemer (she/her) M.A., AMFT is a Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (AMFT 144210).
Jolie completed her Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) in Fashion Design at Parsons The New School for Design and received her Master of Arts (M.A.) in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University, Los Angeles, with a specialization in LGBTQ2IA+ Affirmative Psychology. She has a wide breadth of clinical experience including addiction, anxiety, trauma, grief, phase of life transitions, and relational concerns and works with children, adolescents, and adult clients of all identities and backgrounds. Jolie received comprehensive clinical training in residential treatment settings, working with diverse populations, including individuals in recovery and members of the LGBTQIA+ community through leading process and psychoeducational groups and working one on one.
Jolie’s approach to therapy is rooted in a person-centered, psychoanalytically-informed lens. She prioritizes the client’s needs and agency, recognizing the complex intersections of our different histories, and how these inform our experience in the present. Jolie believes that therapy can act as a container for our uncomfortable thoughts and feelings to bring relief and empowerment into our lives. The creation of a safe, inclusive, and collaborative space attuned to each client's unique emotional exploration is the driving force of growth and change in Jolie's therapeutic orientation.
Jolie is committed to an anti-racist, fully inclusive and affirmative perspective to psychotherapy and approaches her work with clients with care, sensitivity and respect for their unique, diverse identities.
Claire Paluzzi (she/they) is a Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (AMFT# 139821) with specialized experience in both psychotherapy and organizational psychology training.
Claire holds a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University Los Angeles, with a focus on Depth Psychology. They bring a relational, insight-driven approach to both one-on-one work and group facilitation. Claire works with therapy clients across a range of identities and life experiences, including individuals, couples, and adolescents navigating addiction, codependency, LGBTQIA+ identity, gender exploration, and early attachment trauma. They have experience leading process and psychoeducational groups in residential treatment settings, serving diverse populations including individuals in recovery and members of the LGBTQIA+ community.
In organizational settings, Claire’s goal is to lead inclusive workplace trainings that promote safety, connection, and effective communication. Their work helps teams create environments where authenticity, respect, and emotional awareness are not only valued, but seen as essential to meaningful transformation.