SHERRI ANN MECUM
May 25, 2022
Since 2014, Sherri Ann Mecum has been the owner and executive director of the New Beginnings Wellness Center.
Since 2014, Sherri Ann Mecum has been the owner and executive director of the New Beginnings Wellness Center.
Patricia Thompson Gillen spent 27 years counseling students in the Chester Upland School District in Delaware County, Pennsylvania.
Dedra M. Forbes is a behavior intervention specialist with Birch Family Services, where she provides mental health and behavioral services.
Troilen Gainey Seward is a retired psychologist and teacher who continues to advocate for Virginia schools and students as an educational lobbyist.
Elizabeth Celeste Moneyhun Gaines is an independent clinical pastoral psychotherapist based out of the Indianapolis area.
In 1977, Kathy T. Rider, LCSW, BCD, CGP, FAGPA, entered private practice as a clinical social worker, where she remains in to this day.
LeslieBeth Wish is the founder of Love Victory and currently serves as the vice president of Gulfcoast Healthstyle.
In 1997, Maureen Ann Graves began work as a Reiki practitioner and is presently active as a self-esteem and spirituality consultant.
Backed by 65 years of professional experience, Anne Pruitt-Logan, EdD, LHD, has served as professor emeritus with the Ohio State University since 1995.
Revolon M. Schmidt is renowned as a board-certified licensed clinical professional counselor operating out of a private practice.
Monica Holmes serves as the outreach GPRA specialist of Harlem United, the nonprofit health care service that specifically serves the HIV/AIDS community.
Alice J. Olson is renowned as a licensed professional counselor specializing in behavioral support for addictions and for hard of hearing patients.
Retired after more than three decades in education, Dorothy Smalbein concluded her career in 2000 as a guidance counselor at Pine Trail Elementary School.
Working in a private practice since 1995, Pamela Cappetta also serves the Williamsburg Place & Farley Center as an allied health professor.
Notably, Donna Pitman is the first female superintendent of the Georgia Department of Corrections, also runner-up for Employee of the Year in Corrections.
The first to graduate from college in her family, Marsha Schroeder maintains a private practice in East Tawas, Michigan, since 2003.
Jacqueline I. Wert has held her own private social work practice since 1982.
Sarah Gallardo’s charity, Sarah Speaks Up, supports women, children, men and families living free of every kind of abuse since 2015.
For seven years, Debbie Reese Potts served as a mental health therapist at Baylor Scott & White Health, the largest nonprofit health care system in Texas.
Driven by the belief that positive discipline is the best way to aid child development, Catherine Gruener continues to thrive at the head of her consultancy.
With a wide variety of interests, Sarah C. Greenfield wore a lot of hats over the course of her career.
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