Clinical Social Worker. Educator. Supervisor. Founder.
Hi, I’m Ayomide (Ayo) Adedapo, LCSW-SIFI — a licensed clinical social worker, clinical supervisor, educator, and founder of Wellness With Ayo A and Pass With Ayo.
About Ayo
My career has always centered around one thing: helping people understand what once felt complicated.
I began my work in direct clinical practice, supporting individuals navigating trauma, anxiety, depression, and other complex mental health concerns. Over the years, my work expanded beyond the therapy room into clinical supervision, professional education, and helping the next generation of social workers grow in their confidence, clinical reasoning, and skills.
That same passion for teaching led me to create Pass With Ayo, an ASWB exam-preparation platform built around a simple philosophy: social workers shouldn’t just memorize information for an exam — they should understand how to apply what they know.
Today, my work sits at the intersection of social work, education, clinical development, and professional growth. Whether I’m teaching a social worker how to think through an exam question, helping a clinician strengthen their clinical reasoning, supervising developing professionals, providing consultation, or creating educational resources, my goal remains the same:
Make the complex easier to understand — and help people trust what they know.
Through Wellness With Ayoa, I’m continuing to build spaces where social workers and mental health professionals can learn, grow, connect, and feel supported throughout every stage of their professional journey.
The Mission Behind Pass With Ayo
Pass With Ayo was created with a mission that goes far beyond passing an exam.
My goal is to help as many social workers as possible move forward on their journey toward licensure by providing affordable, accessible, and high-quality ASWB exam preparation that teaches people how to understand and apply what they know — not simply memorize information for a test.
But for me, the impact doesn’t stop when someone sees PASS on their screen.
Every social worker who moves forward in their career has the potential to create an impact far beyond themselves. They return to their communities, agencies, schools, hospitals, organizations, private practices, and other spaces where they serve, advocate, lead, educate, and support others.
So when I think about the Pass With Ayo community, I don’t just think about how many social workers have passed their exams. I think about the people and communities those social workers will impact throughout their careers.
Community is also at the heart of Pass With Ayo. Preparing for an exam can feel isolating, and I want social workers to have opportunities to learn with and from one another. Through educational resources, bootcamps, small groups, and the Pass With Ayo Learning Hub, I’m building spaces where social workers can strengthen their knowledge and confidence while connecting with others who understand the journey.
Helping one social worker move forward has the potential to impact countless lives. That is the bigger mission behind Pass With Ayo.