Our Staff
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Counseling Staff
 Tejinder Saini, M.D.
Dr. Saini serves as the medical director for the Transformation Center. He is one of our communities most recognized psychiatrists. He received his medical training in India and completed his Psychiatry Residency at the University of Tennessee, in 1986. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology and is certified by the American Board of Managed Care Medicine and by the American Board of Disability Examiners. Dr. Saini enjoys working with adolescents and adults.
He specializes in:
Mood disorders- Eating disorders
Anxiety disorders - Psychotic disorders
Chemical dependency
Dr. Saini provides psychiatric assessment and medication review for all Transformation clients and supervises weekly staffing meetings during which each clients treatment plan is assessed and modified. He also admits patients to Lakeside Behavioral Health, Community Behavioral Health and Methodist Healthcare Hospital and consults at Baptist Memorial Hospital and Methodist Hospital. Dr. Saini is a member of the American Medical Association, the American Psychiatric Association, the Tennessee Psychiatric Association and the American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin.
Austin E. Jones,
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Magna Cum Laude Graduate - Psychology - Samford University
Master of Social Work - Mental Health Concentration - University of Alabama
Austin came to Memphis in the summer of 1999 and began working at Lakeside Behavioral Health System as a Child & Adolescent Therapist. By the time he left Lakeside in the summer of 2006, Austin provided therapy services in the Inpatient, Day Treatment, and Intensive Outpatient levels of care. In addition, Austin not only served as a Therapist, but also as Coordinator for Social Services, Clinical Manager, Program Director, and Program Administrator. Austin joined the Transformation Counseling Center in June 2006 as the Clinical Director for the Eating Disorder Intensive Outpatient Program and adolescent female Intensive Outpatient Program.
His counseling interests are:
Psychiatric Disorders Eating Disorders, Mood Disorders, ADHD, Anxiety, etc.
Children & Adolescents, Parent Education & Family Therapy, Communication & Conflict Resolution. Play Therapy, Anger management.
In his own words:
When helping Adolescent and Young Adult females with Eating Disorders I offer a Supportive, Cognitive-Behavioral approach with an emphasis on involving the family in the therapy process. I believe honesty, trust, and consistency are paramount and critical for recovery. In addition, I work with clients to improve their self-esteem, body image, and to challenge their cognitive distortions and negative behaviors that might be contributing to their Eating Disorder. Treatment for Eating Disorders is often a slow and involved process requiring a multi-disciplinary approach. Therefore, I work closely with a Registered Dietitian, Psychiatrist, Yoga Specialist, Certified Stott Pilates Instructor and Massage Therapist to provide an individualized comprehensive approach for each client.
When working with children I offer a variety of approaches from Play Therapy to Behavior Modification and Family/Parent Education. I also believe strongly in coordinating with the school system and will make myself available to work collaboratively with whomever in the best interest of the child.
For Adolescents, I tend to offer more of a Supportive, Solution-Focused approach with elements of Cognitive-Behavioral and Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy. However, because working with an Adolescent's family is very important to the success of therapy I ask for parent involvement to continue at home what is started in the therapy office. For example, I will help parents develop responsibilities, expectations, privileges, behavior contracts, circle programs, etc., in an effort to help their Adolescent get on track and stay on track.
Christina Burns, Director of Counseling Services IOPP
LPC/MHSP
Christina Burns received her Master’s Degree in Mental Health Counseling from The University of Mississippi. She has worked as a therapist in the Memphis area since 1998 in a variety of settings, including Saint Francis Hospital’s Adult Psychiatric and Addiction Treatment Programs, and Lakeside’s Adolescent, Adult, and Geriatric Psychiatric Treatment Programs. Her experience ranges from inpatient treatment, crisis intervention, intensive outpatient treatment, and private practice. Christina has been in private practice since 2002. Her focus is on Adolescent and Women’s Issues. She joined the team at The Transformation Center for Women in July of 2007 to help create and implement a treatment program to meet the mental health needs of adolescent females in the Memphis area.
In her own words:
“Years ago, I started working with adolescents almost by accident. It’s been an amazingly rewarding twist of fate. Quite frankly, being a teenager is difficult. Having survived life as an adolescent female, one quote comes to mind. “It was the best of times; it was the worst of times.” When I enter a therapy relationship with a young woman, I understand it takes effort on my part to show myself as trustworthy and compassionate. It’s an honor and a privilege to have someone trust you enough to share with you the painful parts of her life. I take that honor very seriously and make it my life’s work to help her find new ways to work through whatever issues have brought her my way.”
Mary Margaret Johnson
Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy
Reformed Theological Seminary, Jackson, Mississippi.
Master’s degree in Public Relations
Mary Margaret’s counseling interests include eating disorders, trauma and recovery, grief and abuse as well as working with couples. Her background includes working with a wide range of programs and individuals, including launching a 12-step recovery program, Celebrate Recovery at First Baptist Church in Jackson MS and facilitating the codependency group and teaching. She has worked at the Center for Marriage and Family Therapy; the Ark a chemical dependency treatment facility for adolescents in Jackson, MS; and private practice at the Shepherd’s Staff in Jackson, MS.
In her own words:
"Counseling and joining the journey to wholeness with other women and their families is my passion. It is humbling and exciting. There is no more rewarding thing in the world to me than helping women unravel the complexities of life so that they might live the life they were created to live. I am able to help others learn who they really are and to become free and authentic individuals. It is important that my clients see my compassion as sincere and that their lives are precious. They are worthy of more than seeking quick fixes to life’s complexities. Such a journey is not without trials, but the end result is worth it all."
 Katherine Wilson
Licensed Professional Counselor
Cum Laude graduate of Vanderbilt University
Masters - Marriage and Family Therapy - Reformed Theological Seminary.
Katherine has wide-ranging experience working in several therapeutic programs in Tennessee, Mississippi, and Africa including the Tennessee Baptist Children's Home; The Exchange Club of Memphis; The Center for Marriage and Family Therapy in Jackson, MS; The John Owens Recovery Consultations Group; The University of Mississippi Medical Clinic; and Akiba as a Counselor/Social Worker in Nairobi, Kenya.
Her counseling interests are:
Eating Disorders - Addictions
OCD - Communication
Grief and Loss - Parenting
Anger management - Adolescents
Adoption and foster care parenting
Katherine's thesis: “Theological and Psychological Aspects of Eating Disorders in Relationships” researched three major camps of therapy working with Eating Disorders. This research gives her added expertise in this important part of the Transformation Centers counseling program.
She has also assessed and employed therapeutic interventions with individuals abandoned, neglected, or abused by family; employed therapeutic interventions with individuals through art and play therapy, written a book on Therapeutic Intervention, has taught seminars to 6th-12th graders on topics such as: communication, divorce, addictions, sex therapy, poverty, grief and loss, managing emotions, and self-esteem. She has also co-led group therapy sessions for outpatient adolescent and adult females suffering from eating disorders, led group therapy sessions for parents whose children suffered from diabetes, and has written on “Coping with Children with Chronic Illnesses.”
In her own words:
Through years of therapeutic experience, counseling has become much more than a career path; it is a sincere passion. Such exposure has made me more mindful of the importance of characteristics such as patience and unconditional love, and has allowed me to sharpen my counseling aptitudes, and deepened my enthusiasm for the field of psychology. My ambition is to continuously develop my counseling acumen to become a source of comfort and help to those who are wounded, distraught, or in pain. I also continually strive to be well rounded, non-judgmental, and open-minded. My style is highlighted by an eclectic view of counseling using an authoritative combination of theology and psychology.
Teri Hardister McCann Ph.D.
Dr. Teri Hardister McCann
Licensed Psychologist - Health Service Provider
Certified Rehabilitation Counselor
Doctor of Philosophy, Social & Personality Psychology, Kansas State University
Masters of Science, Clinical Psychology, Mississippi State University
Bachelor of Science, Psychology and English, University of North Alabama
University of North Texas, postgraduate education in social and emotional needs of the gifted and talented.
Dr. Teri McCann is a licensed psychologist and certified rehabilitation counselor who primarily focuses on the psychological well-being of children, adolescents and women. As a therapist for over 20 years, Dr. McCann has provided therapy to individuals and groups in a wide variety of settings. Her calm and relaxed personal style and holistic approach to the individual needs of each client are beneficial to the therapeutic relationship and healing. Dr. McCann believes the physical health of the individual, along with the development of positive social support structures and behavioral education are important components of long-term mental health.
Dr. McCann works with individuals and groups and can provide a range of psychological and diagnostic testing and assessments. Vocational testing includes career assessment and guidance. Dr. McCann completed her doctoral dissertation on Food Cognitions Among Grade School Children which coincides with her interest in working with patients with eating disorders. She also has a special interest in the social and emotional needs of gifted and talented children.
In her own words
The journey through adolescence and into adulthood is often challenging for adolescent females. Conflicting messages and social stressors are routine. The interaction between life experiences and the biological influences that lead to depression and maladaptive behavior is complex. My role as part of The Transformations IOP for Adolescent Females is to provide empathic therapeutic interventions focused on uncovering pain and replacing maladaptive behavior with healthy alternatives. Ultimately, the goal of a successful treatment program is to bring order to life’s chaos and to replace despair with hope. As a therapist, I am trained to provide a client-centered approach that seeks to resolve problems before they escalate. Work with adolescent girls is especially rewarding because of the opportunity to provide positive changes that will last a lifetime. My interest in working with clients with eating disorders arose naturally out of my interest in working with young women. Early in my career, while working with older adolescents and young adults at a college counseling center, I became aware of the “epidemic” nature of eating disorders on college campuses. In an effort to try to understand how children’s food cognitions contribute to maladaptive eating patters and eating disorders, I devoted my doctoral research to understanding how children think about food and make food choices. The Transformation Center allows me to practice psychology in a unique and holistic environment that allows self-discovery and healing in an atmosphere of safety and tranquility.
Susan M. Hulett,
MS RD LDN
Licensed Registered Dietitian/Nutritionist
Magna Cum Laude Rosary College (now Dominican University)
Masters- Northern Illinois University
Clinical Internship- Ingalls Hospital, Harvey, Illinois
Susan has had the opportunity to work in a variety of setting including private practice, clinical practice, and community dietetics. She has counseled and helped hundreds of individuals change their eating behaviors and reduce their risk of developing degenerative diseases. Counseling individuals with medical diagnoses through medical nutrition therapy remains a large part of her practice. This includes treating individuals who have eating disorders, diabetes, weight management problems as well as other medical diagnoses. Preventing the onset of diseases through improved nutrition is of paramount importance.
Working at the Transformation Center eating disorders program has been very challenging and rewarding. Establishing improved eating patterns and meeting the individualized needs of each patient both nutritionally and psychological brings a more balanced lifestyle to those suffering from eating disorders. Many patients find it amazing that eating healthy doesn’t lead to putting on excess weight. The sense of improved well being through the stabilization of body weight and improved nutrition often leads to maintenance of changed behaviors.
Susan’s philosophy is one of empowering individuals with the knowledge they need so that they are able to take what they have learned and accomplished through nutrition therapy and apply it to their daily life long after therapy has ended. Her approach is highly individualized with the goal being lifestyle change that works for the individual.
She is able to deliver state-of-the-art medical nutrition therapy with a focus on practical solutions.
Andrea G. Cooper
MS, RD, LDN
Andrea Cooper is a Registered and Licensed Dietitian in the state of Tenessee. She graduated from the University of Memphis in 2004 with a Master's Degree in Clinical Nutrition. She completed her Residency work with Eating Disorders. She has spent the last three years working in Geriatrics and Weight Management. Andrea's interest in Eating Disorders started after her recovery from her own personal eating disorder.
Jennifer Sullivan
RD LDN
National Strength and Conditioning
Association - Certified Personal Trainer
BS Degree Nutrition
Mississippi State University
Internship at Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Jennifer has been a Registered Dietitian for 10 years and has provided Medical Nutrition Therapy for general hospitals (Baptist Hospital Nashville), psychiatric hospitals (Western Mental Health), home health, and dialysis centers for Renal Care Group/FMC and Davita. She has also provided wellness training for Desoto Athletic Club through personal training and nutrition counseling.
She has taught classes on living a healthy lifestyle through exercise and nutrition. Her understanding of the mind/body connection plays a key role in her work with women with eating disorders.
In her own words:
“I believe the way we treat our bodies affects us mentally and spiritually as well as physically.
I believe that every body is different with different nutritional and physical needs, and those needs change throughout the stages of life. Wellness counseling should be personal and tailored to the individual. Women with eating disorders can successfully recover though sound counseling, nutritional understanding and application as well as focused effort and commitment.”
Jennifer Albright
Art Therapist,
MA, ATR
Jennifer Albright received her Master's Degree in Art Therapy from Southwestern College in Santa Fe, New Mexico and is currently working on completing her licensure requirements for her LPC/ MHSP. She has worked in a variety of settings in Memphis and Jackson, TN, focusing primarily on work with adolescents. She has worked with a range of issues from autism to sexual abuse (both clients with problem sexual behaviors and victims) to attachment issues. She is currently working with adolescents in long term alcohol and drug treatment (residential). She serves on the board for the Mason YMCA Community Action Program and has provided art therapy services for this program for nearly four years. Jennifer was excited to join the team at The Transformation Center for Women in March of 2008 to provide art therapy services for the adolescent females in the program.
In her own words:
"Given the challenges of communication for teenagers, art therapy can often bridge the gap for adolescents and assist them with processing about their emotions. This can help them express their feelings more effectively, bring their true feelings to the surface, and sometimes enhance discussions with their families. Most of all, art can be a fun way to promote therapeutic rapport/ relationships. I usually work in my sessions to use whatever works to try to help my clients get their voices heard. Tom Robbins the author probaby said it best when he wrote, 'In the haunted house of life, art is the only stair that doesn't creak.'"
Brandy J. Flynn
Cum Laude Graduate of Jackson State University
Masters of Science in Guidance and Counseling
Post-graduate studies in Community Counseling, University of Memphis
Tennessee Counseling Association
Tennessee Mental Health Counseling Association
Brandy Flynn is a Master Level Therapist who is in the process of obtaining her license within the mental health field as a license professional counselor and a mental health service provider Brandy has over five years of experience of working with adolescents with behavioral problem and mental health issues. Her clinical background includes; residential services, foster care, school setting, juvenile detention, and private practice. Brandy’s long term goals consist of gaining her Ph.D., having a private practice and becoming a mental health consultant.
In her own words:
"Becoming a mental health therapist was not on my top five things list of what I want to be when I grow up. During one of my times of having a job while finding a career, I was a substitute teacher in a high school setting. During this time, my students felt that they could come to me and speak about certain things that was going on with them that they could not speak to their parents or school counselor about. When I addressed this to the principal about students having a great need to talk to somebody, he stated to me that he knew the kids were coming to me and how I had a great impact on some of their lives. He suggested that I should think about going into the field of counseling. Well, three years after that conversation I graduated with Masters in counseling and have not looked back. I love what I do, and I want to continue to expand in this field by learning everything that there is to learn. I believe that one of my purposes in life is to help those who are in need mentally and to help guide them in the right direction."
Patricia Hughes
Patricia brings over 18 years of experience in the management of mental health organizations. She has consulted with many of the leading practices in Memphis. She is an expert in dealing with insurance companies in determining and negotiating benefits. Patricia presents therapeutic findings to insurance companies for their review as it relates to continuing treatment review. Patricia also presents our programs to other mental health professionals and physicians.
Chip Smith
Chip Smith is the CEO of Transformation Inc. He has 30 years of experience as an employee of or as consultant to non-profit organizations. He has a B.A. degree in business and a Master's degree in Educational Administration. He has done post graduate work at Princeton Theological Seminary. He is a published author, father of one and husband of 37 years. Mr. Smith is also a licensed massage therapist and personal fitness trainer and ordained minister. He has also served as headmaster of the Vail Mountain School and Director of Business and Development at Evangelical Christian school.
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Wellness Staff
 Darece Condon
Darece
Condon danced with Ballet Boston for eleven years and is a highly talented
Stott Pilates instructor. Her classes are a joy to take. If you get sore –
she can handle that too because she is one of our premier
massage therapists. What a combination.
 Rebecca Marino - Certified Personal Trainer
B.S. Health, Fitness & Recreational Resources with an Exercise Science concentration from George Mason University
National Strength Professional's Association Certified Personal Trainer
N.S.C.A-CSCS Training Program
IDEA Elite Trainer
A.C.S.M/Wellcoaches Wellness Coach Trainee
Member of National Eating Disorders Association
Community Member of Eating Disorders Coalition of Tennesse
My interest in health, fitness, and wellness for women blossomed during my recovery from an eating disorder and exercise addiction. During my recovery I became passionate about spreading the message that bodies can be fit and beautiful in many shapes and sizes. Our self-worth and significance is not defined by our body size or how many hours we spend exercising! Engaging in exercise and physical activity doesn't need to be about striving for a different body; rather, it can be a gift to ourselves: a way to feel energized, comfortable, and confident in the body we were blessed with.
You are the expert on you, and I am the expert on fitness; together we will develop a personalized fitness program that's right for you! No two bodies are the same, and everyone's needs are different. We'll work together to create a program that benefits your mind and body. I invite you to join me at The Transformation Center for Women so we can get started on a program that will empower you with the skills, knowledge, and confidence that will enable you to achieve your personal fitness goals and experience the joys of nurturing your mind and body in an encouraging, and truly unique atmosphere.
Food 4 Thought: "If you don't take care of your body...where will you live?" Karyn Simmons
Specialties:
Developing individualized mind-body fitness programs that produce results
Green Exercise Training (all-natural, body weight and no equipment necessary outdoor training)
Sport-specific and performance enhancement training for athletes
Dynamic & static stretching exercise programs
Pre and post game injury prevention programs for sports
Pre and post pregnancy mind-body fitness programs
On-The-Go mind-body fitness programs for travelers
Developing fitness visions and goal setting
Building self-confidence and improving body image through mind-body fitness
Mind-Body fitness programs for stress reduction and management
 Tammie Storey
American
Council On Exercise
CPR Certified
Ms Fitness
Tennessee Competitor
Power Yoga
Instructor
Sixteen Years
Personal Training Experience
Featured in
Memphis Health & Fitness Magazine
Featured in
The Commercial Appeal
Training and
lifestyle mentoring for teens with body image disorders
Over the past 16
years in the fitness industry Tammie has learned several highly valuable
life lessons.
1. Looking our
best is important to everyone but being truly fit and healthy directly
impacts our real quality of life.
2. Our attitudes
about life and what we believe about ourselves are affected by our body
image and how we take care of our health.
3. Fitness is fun
and rewarding but it is also vital preventative health care.
“I knew that I was
genetically predisposed toward health problems and in my late 20’s I
decided to change my lifestyle. That led to becoming a personal trainer,
a fitness competitor, fitness model and building a career helping others
discover the benefits and joys of a truly healthy life. Had I not taken
this path I know that my health at 40 would be vastly different than
what I now enjoy. I would love to help you achieve your goals for a
healthy rewarding life.”
 April Griffin
Leadership in any fitness program is very
important. I know that with the right direction and plenty of
encouragement, each of my clients will benefit not only physically,
but also psychologically. Being physically fit helps you feel better
from the inside out. In fact, each of our psychological counselors
here at the Transformation Center for Women Transformation
Center incorporate physical training into their therapy programs. I
received my Personal Trainer Certification from the internationally
recognized Cooper Institute in Dallas, Texas. I am also currently
working on my degree as a Physical Therapy Assistant. I enjoy
exercising and staying in shape. More than that though, I enjoy
working with people to achieve their own optimal personal fitness
and encouraging them to do so by setting reasonable goals that are
truly attainable. It would be my privilege to work with you and to
help you become a healthier and happier person.
 Jessica
Fredrick
Jessica Fredrick is the lead instructor at the Yoga Center
of Cordova. Her years of experience as a ballet
student and instructor combined with her Yoga Fit certification brings a unique blend of style to the Center. Jessica understands the different
styles of yoga and knows how to personalize a yoga program to meet your
individual needs.
She has a keen eye to help you keep your form effective and safe at the
same time. She has been teaching in the Memphis area for several years.
She is also AFAA certified, water aerobic
certified, has a Masters degree in Education and is finishing her Stott
Pilates certification. You will enjoy her classes and make great strides
under her watchful eye.
 Stacey Graves
Certified Personal Trainer
B.A. Early Childhood Education University of Memphis
A.F.A.A. certified group exercise
A.F.A.A. personal trainer certified
Personal Specialties - Running 5K 10 K - Half and full marathon - Step aerobics
As the mother of two young boys, I understand the importance of self-care. We need to stay two steps ahead of our children physically, mentally and spiritually. Medical and other scientific evidence demonstrates without question that strength and cardiovascular fitness enhances our immune system, protects against heart disease, increases general health, and decreases the ill effects of stress. The atmosphere at The Transformation Center for Women provides a wonderful opportunity for building great relationships and social support. Best of all we can accomplish all of this while having a great time. It will be my privilege to be your personal trainer and motivator for a lifetime of healthy living.
 Brittany Hite
Certified Personal Trainer
Certifications, Education, Affiliations
American Council On Exercise - A.C.E. Certified personal trainer
Personal Specialties - Working with immune compromised clients with Lupus, and Arthritis.
I live in the real world and deal with real situations. I have a good understanding of daily struggles as I have the autoimmune disease lupus, and other related conditions. Health and fitness are keys to survival for me.
My purpose as a personal trainer is to inspire, encourage and help you set goals relevant to your life and circumstances. I can also assist you in accomplishing/improving athletic skills and to assist you in following health and life-style regimens which your physician may prescribe.
It is my passion to teach life-style changes in a fun and comfortable way.
I hope you will make the decision to work towards a better quality of life, whether it is for weight loss, better stamina, stress reduction, or health issues that you and your doctor would like to address.
Let me help you reach your goals. Together we can do it and have fun.
 Halina Dutkiewicz
Halina Dutkiewicz, a chemist with Master of Science
diploma and licensed aesthetician brings her joyful personality, unique
skills and caring attitude to The Transformation Center for Women. You will be thrilled with
her talent and her unique skin care lines even for the most sensitive
and problematic complexion. If you try her you will never go anywhere
else again. .She truly goes beyond people’s expectations. Halina was
voted the best facialist of Memphis by Memphis Women’s Magazine three
years in a row (2002, 2003 2004) She is just one more example of our
desire to exceed your expectations. One of her clients wrote:
"Halina,
I
wanted to thank you for always going above & beyond during my
appointments with you. You always make me feel very special and for
that I’m truly grateful…The passion for what you do is very much evident
in the service you provide your clients."
…The proverb “A kind heart always does a little bit extra” fits you perfectly”
S.E.
 Paula Ring
Licensed Massage Therapist
Massage can be the
missing link to your
total health care needs.
I received my massage license in 2002 from the Southern Massage Institute of Collierville. I have 550 hours of specific training in anatomy, physiology and massage technique to prepare myself to help meet your massage needs. Becoming a Massage Therapist has been the best occupation I have ever had. I truly love it and the clients I help every day. I’ve been told I must enjoy what I do. Loving what you do shows in the quality of your work. I meet people everyday, often not knowing what kind of crises or illnesses they may be dealing with along with everyday stress. When I see someone leave smiling and appreciating how I’ve made them feel, that is my greatest reward.
Stress can also cause sleep deprivation and create a lowered resistance to illness.
If you’re feeling overworked, over-
stressed and sleepless, massage can help you relax your mind, body, and increase endorphins (the feel good hormones) and help you return to a normal night’s sleep. Our motto here is “A sound mind, a healthy body and a balanced life.” Massage can help you with all three.
I’m very excited about working at Fit For Life not only because of the healthy/healing environment here, but because everyone here sincerely cares about helping others.
- Paula
 Kelly Henson
Certified Personal Trainer
Certifications:
B.S. Exercise Science
American College Of Sports Medicine
American Council On Exercise
Cooper Institute For Aerobics Research
Everyone’s main reason for not exercising? Not enough time. All of us have been there. We have also tried the latest new diet or exercise program that is fool-proof. If you just send in eight payments of $39.95 and you will look just like the thin, tan, super-model spokeswoman. Then you wake up. It’s time to get healthy and fit. That is where I can help!
I have just had two children within the last three years. I did what most women do. Got too busy and got out of shape. I neglected myself and then lost the energy to take good care of the family. I do understand time constraints - believe me. The good news is that working with a personal trainer can make all the difference in the world. First, I create a plan for you so that you don’t feel lost. Second, you will get an extremely high quality workout without doing exercises that waste time. Third, I will be there to help hold you accountable to achieving your fitness and nutritional goals.
The time you take is for your benefit and the benefit of the ones who love you. I’d love to help. Kelly
Experience
Women’s Fitness World Instructor
Johnson & Johnson Personal Trainer
Navy Fitness Program Director
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