Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: ealvarado@imanibehavioralhealth.com

Erica is passionate about helping people. She received her Bachelor’s in psychology and Master of Arts in Addiction Counseling at Liberty University. She has worked as a client advocate/counselor at a pregnancy center for the past five years. Erica has been fortunate enough to see many people’s lives changed because they were able to receive help when needed. She wants to be able to be part of that process for people and have a positive impact. She considers it a privilege to get to work with people in their time of need.  Erica works with clients of all ages. She typically uses CBT, DBT, and Motivational Interviewing with her clients.  She chooses interventions based on the client’s individual needs and is always open to learning new things and tries to make sure she is doing what is best for her client. Erica believes that every client is unique and deserves the best care that she can give them. Her goal is to offer a safe space for her clients to grow in.

Fun Fact:She once took a baby squirrel on a trip to an amusement park.

Phone Number: (931) 802-0631
Email: ecatano@imanibehavioralhealth.com

Rhoda is a graduate of the University of Phoenix with a Master and Bachelor of Science in Psychology and an Associates of Art in Criminal Justice. She has served 10 years in the Army receiving numerous awards, certifications and accommodations during her service and is also a military spouse. Rhoda has a history of working with children of all ages, a passion that has grown over the span of 30 years. She originally went into the counseling field because she wanted her children to learn how to process, understand, and express their thoughts and feelings in a positive way.  

As a veteran, Rhoda has numerous experiences with multiple religions, ethnicities, races, and sexual orientations, etc. She has in the past worked with individuals struggling with alcohol and substance usage, PTSD, ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, depression, anxiety, anger management, and trauma to name a few. She is presently open to working with children, adolescents, teens, and adults. Rhoda uses multiple therapeutic techniques in order to meet the changing needs of her clients. Because of this, it allows her to connect with her clients and work together  with them to find a solution. Rhoda personally believes that the client is the expert in their life. She is there to assist the client to gain insight and tools to facilitate growth and change. Rhoda notes,” If you’re ready for change, I’m ready to be a part of it.” One fun fact about Rhoda is that she is a triplet.

Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: rhunt@imanibehavioralhealth.com

Dr. U. Grant Baldwin, Jr., is the Chief Operating Officer of Imani Behavioral Health.  He provides consultation/training to several primary care executives in primary care practices throughout the country. He is the Assistant Director of  Academic Programs at Cummings Graduate Institute of Behavioral Studies and an Adjunct Professor/Subject Matter Expert at The Morehouse School of Medicine. He is also a former Research Associate with the Cecil G. Sheps Center for Health Services Research at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Dr  Baldwin has over 15 years of experience in healthcare management Medicaid Medicare government program administration organizational transformation and innovations. He received his Doctorate in Behavioral (DBH) from the College of Health Solutions at Arizona State University in 2016. In 2019, he graduated from the highly competitive Johnson and Johnson Executive Health Care Program at the University of California -Los Angeles. Dr. Baldwin is also a healthcare researcher and the Founding Chairman of the American Association of Doctors of Behavioral Health. Dr. Baldwin’s passion is integrated healthcare, and healthcare system redesign to reduce healthcare costs and health equity for vulnerable populations.

Fun Fact: Dr. Baldwin is a singer and songwriter.

Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: ubaldwin@imanibehavioralhealth.com

Evelin has a Bachelors of Arts in Psychology from Columbia College Missouri, She is working on her Masters of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Liberty University, is an Intern working towards her LPC here at Imani. She sees clients of all ages; however, she enjoys working with adolescents to older clients. Evelin enjoys empowering others to make positive change in their lives through holistic wellness. Evelin enjoys working with clients from diverse communities. She is bilingual (Spanish) to accommodate clients who do not speak English. She looks forward to being a part of each and every one of her client’s journeys.

Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: eramirez@imanibehavioralhealth.com

Isaiah Moore has earned a Bachelors and Masters degree in Psychology from California Baptist University and a Master’s degree  in Marriage and Family Therapy from Liberty University. He has also completed Level 1 Gottman Training and has a  Premarital counseling certification in SYMBIS assessments. He believes that the best work in therapy comes when there is a strong rapport with the client and a feeling of support. Therefore, he strives to create an environment where his clients feel like they can be themselves and express themselves to their fullest. Isaiah’s main theoretical orientations are Cognitive behavioral therapy and solution-focused therapy. With his couples, he adheres to Gottman techniques and Emotionally Focused Couples therapy. However, he is always willing to find what will work best for his clients. He is excited to help individuals, couples, and families reach their goals.

Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: imoore@imanibehavioralhealth.com

Brooke has a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Austin Peay University, and she is currently enrolled in a clinical mental health counseling master’s program at UT Martin. She strives to create a welcoming, judgment-free, safe space for all my clients and is always excited to work with any population on their mental health journey. Just to name a few, Brooke works with clients who struggle with anxiety, depression, self-esteem, emotion regulation, behavior issues, life transitions, and stress. Brooke utilizes client-centered, strength-based, and solution-focused approaches to best serve my clients. She also implements developmentally appropriate non-directive play therapy when working with children. Her counseling goal is to form collaborative therapeutic alliances through respect, understanding, and positive regard.

Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: bweesner@imanibehavioralhealth.com

SaKarsha Sanchez-Hunter is a Masters Level clinical therapist treating individuals (age 13 and up). Her educational background includes undergraduate work at Eastern Florida State University in 2010 and the University of North Florida in 2012. She earned her Master of Science in Professional Counseling from Grand Canyon University in 2021. Currently, she is pursuing her Ph.D. in General Psychology: Cognition and Instruction from Grand Canyon University.

Mrs. Sanchez-Hunter’s specialties include trauma, depression, grief, and anxiety. She has experience working with domestic violence, depression, anxiety, self-esteem, trauma, adjustment challenges, and veterans. As a military spouse, she is familiar with the military culture and the effects it has on service members and their families.

SaKarasha notes her philosophy as, “My perception of psychotherapy is a journey of self-discovery requiring a collaborative effort between therapist and client. From my experience, it is important to curate a nonjudgmental safe space for clients to process and communicate their most vulnerable experiences and process their life journey thus far. I strive to meet clients ‘where they are” in terms of their present situation and circumstances and help them move past their struggles and rediscover their purpose.”

Fun Fact: Her hidden talent is singing. She began singing in a choir at 5 years old.

Phone Number: (931) 614-0093
Email: SaKarsha.SanchezHunter@imanibehavioralhealth.com

Darcy Sober has a Bachelors of Science in Criminal Justice and is working towards her Masters of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Walden University; and is currently an Intern here at Imani Behavioral Health. Darcy is involved in two non-profit organizations that focus on domestic violence and substance abuse. She pursued her desire to become a counselor in 2018 after seeing a need for resources in her community for both domestic violence awareness and substance abuse awareness.

Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: dsober@imanibehavioralhealth.com

Jessica (she/her) has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Psychology and a Masters of Science Degree in Mental Health Counseling. She is a licensed mental health care professional (LPC-MHSP) with 7 years of work experience in the mental health and substance abuse field. She helps clients cope with stress and anxiety, depression, addictions & compulsive behaviors, eating disorders, and relationship/family issues. She believes Therapy can help individuals work towards healing past wounds, adjusting to life challenges, examining beliefs, and finding skills to make positive changes. Her therapeutic style is interactive and warm. She sees the value in building relationships with her clients, therefore she hopes each person who walks into the therapy room feels safe and respected.

Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: jjohnston@imanibehavioralhealth.com

Tiera graduated from Walden University with her Masters of Science in Marriage, Family, and Couple Counseling. Her focus is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), but she is open to other theories to find what best fits her clients and their needs. In CBT we would focus on understanding your thoughts and behaviors, and then process what can be done to challenge those negative thoughts and behaviors to become more positive.

Tiera believes: Life is going to do what life is going to do. The way you approach life challenges is all up to you. There comes a time when we all need someone to listen to us and hear what we have to say. She desires to be that someone for you. She offers a safe, non-judgmental environment to establish a trusting and compassionate relationship with her clients.  One where you feel comfortable enough to be open and honest with her and more importantly, with yourself. Tiera would love the opportunity to help you work through life’s challenges and develop a positive mindset and boost your outlook on life!

Favorite Quote: “Your mind is a powerful thing. When you fill it with positive thoughts, your life will start to change.” -Anonymous

Phone Number: (931) 320-9824
Email: tlynch@imanibehavioralhealth.com

Kiela received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Western Kentucky University and is currently working toward her Master of Science in Counseling Psychology from Tennessee State University. She is currently an intern at Imani while completing her Master’s degree program. Kiela chose Imani so that she could gain experience with all types of clients. Kiela prefers to use CBT, mindfulness, and positive psychology orientations in sessions although she is open to any orientation or intervention that can be helpful for the client. Kiela strives to provide a therapeutic experience that is accepting and non-judgmental so that clients can feel comfortable expressing themselves in session. Outside of work Kiela enjoys reading, lounging with her cats, playing board games, and playing tabletop role playing games with her friend group.

Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: khall@imanibehavioralhealth.com

Since I was a young girl, I was always curious and interested in why people are and/or became who they were. I was always curious about people’s behaviors and mindsets, especially one of my younger brothers who was diagnosed with a mental health disorder at a young age. Being apart of the Black/ African american community in the late 1990s and early 2000s, mental health was not really known or talked about as much as it is today, so I took it upon myself to learn more and educate myself so I could also educate my family, friends, fellow community, as well as other minority groups not only on mental health but also the importance of mental health and how our mental health could affect our physical health and/or vise versa. I have been in the behavioral health field for 9 years and love it! I received a double Bachelors of Science degree in Psychology and Criminal Justice in 2015 from The Tennessee State University and in 2019, I received my Masters of Science degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Lipscomb University.

As a therapist, I love to walk alongside you during your self discovery journey of becoming your true authentic self. And on this journey of well being, one will learn the importance of self love, self care, boundary setting, effective communication, problem solving, emotional regulation, and  displaying your true authentic self in order to be “happy” in this world. And first things first, you MUST start with your mind, body, and spirit and I will like to assist you in every goal you set for yourself in a holistic way. 

I love to work with all populations of all ages but my passion is working with minorities of all ages. My therapeutic approach/ therapeutic techniques that I gravitate more towards are person centered, reality therapy, choice theory, Dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), anger management, mindfulness, motivational interviewing, herbalism, aromatherapy, and creative arts. 

If you are ready to take control of your life, let’s start this journey together and vibe out. You are a lotus baby, you came out of the mud! 

– H.O.O.D. Therapist

“Helping. Others. Obtain. their Destiny. and Helping. Others. Obtain. Discipline.”

Phone Number: (615) 499-6137
Email: drogers-giles@imanibehavioralhealth.com

Bob is a Licensed Professional Counselor at Imani’s Nashville office. He has been in the counseling field since 2010. Bob has a masters degree  from Liberty University. Bob uses a wide variety of counseling modalities. Bob has counseled with over 4000 people and he has an extensive background in addiction. He uses experiential therapy, which allows the client to be active in the counseling process while also allowing them to visualize the process. Bob has led groups of 60 people and is also a Marriage and Family Counselor. If you are looking for a counseling process that is friendly and straightforward with set goals and objectives, you have come to the right place. Bob is a part time employee and is available on Tuesday and Thursday.

Fun Fact: Bob has sold over 5 million units of recordings.

Phone Number: (615) 622-5923
Email: rgurich@imanibehavioralhealth.com

Aubria is a recent graduate of Fisk University receiving her Masters of Arts in Clinical Psychology, and previously receiving her Bachelors of Arts in General Psychology with a concentration in Sociology. Aubria’s first introduction to counseling came about with talk therapy with her grandmother. Talking with her was therapeutic on the multitude of discussion topics. The second experience, trying to understand addiction and recovery as it relates to her aunt.  Having 4+ years of experience in addiction counseling prior to this role at Imani Behavioral Health, Aubria saw fit to expand her reach to avoid constriction and rigidity. Always having a heart to serve others in any capacity, naturally it became clear that counseling is one of the many purposes Aubria possesses. The needs of the clients are being met with a counselor who is unbiased, lacks judgment, provides a safe haven, and who possesses a multicultural and diversified approach. Talk therapy utilizing Cognitive-Behavioral, Dialectical Behavioral in an integrated model are a few theoretical approaches this counselor has been able to connect with clients, and intends to incorporate more with continued education and training. Aubria lives by an inherited motto “ My job is to be out of a job” which simply means to provide therapeutic tools to others to learn so that there isn’t a need for counselors.

Fun Fact: Aubria loves art, music, poetry and animals and unintentionally became a guinea pig grandma of four guinea pig puppies.

Phone Number: (931) 601-0674
Email: atolson@imanibehavioralhealth.com

Claire Jang is a 3rd year doctoral student studying Counseling Psychology at Tennessee State University in Nashville, Tennessee. She received her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Purdue University Northwest in Indiana. She grew up in Seoul, South Korea, and has studied in/travelled to more than 10 countries. Her exposure to diverse cultures, expertise in foreign languages and personal experience as an international student and as a counselor in training in the States make the foundation of clinical and research interests in multicultural competency in counseling psychology and advocacy for racial minorities. 

She has more than 3 years of clinical training experience and has worked in various settings such as elementary school, community mental health center, college counseling, and private behavioral services. Claire specializes working with early childhood trauma, interpersonal issues, and mood disorders by using integrative approach including Person-Centered and Cognitive Behavioral theories. She believes that creating a space that validates and encourages the client and their unique experiences is the first step of healing. She strives to show up authentically as a clinician, hoping that doing so may help the clients nurture their own authentic selves.

Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: cjang@imanibehavioralhealth.com

Derrick has a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology both from Fisk University. Derrick specializations are Anxiety, Depression, Adjustment, and Child and Adolescent Development. He uses a multicultural and cognitive-behavioral approach. What makes Derrick want to work in behavioral health is that he wants to help others, and see them reach their full potential. He believes in being a good listener and asking questions that makes the client think differently. He also enjoys the process of pushing individuals outside of their comfort in order to achieve their goals.  Derrick meets the needs of the clients by meeting them where they are and moving upon the momentum of the client. His approach is a multicultural approach, integrated with cognitive-behavioral orientation. He believes that understanding one’s culture, beliefs, values, and upbringing all play a factor in how he meets his client’s needs.

Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: drigsby@imanibehavioralhealth.com

I look forward to connecting with adults and minors from all cultures, ethnicities, and backgrounds. My goal is to provide a caring, empathetic and warm space to everyone, especially people of color, to help empower them through the therapeutic process. I work from a holistic humanistic approach. I believe everyone is different, which is why I make sure to not use the one type of therapy fits all approach. As an African American woman, I understand the struggle of therapists putting me in a box. This is why I tend be eclectic and use an approach that works best with the client.

Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: irivers@imanibehavioralhealth.com

Shelby graduated from Western Michigan University with a double major in Psychology & Sociology. She continued her education at Walden University for her Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She is currently on the path to pursuing her Doctorate in Psychology. Shelby is currently a clinical mental health therapist and a registered behavioral therapist, with experience in the Autism Community. What makes Shelby want to work in mental health is her belief that it is a field everyone can benefit from.  She notes: “Imani is planning to exceed mental behavioral health needs by creating a company of diversity, both with therapists and clients.  She believes that Imani is striving to bring the community together to better ourselves as a whole, in unity and support. 

Fun Fact: She is a Northern by root. She moved across the country (in a 20-foot camper, with her dachshund) to pursue her dream of supporting communities who are looking for answers, education, understanding, growth, and compassion.

Phone Number: (615) 669-3682
Email: smeasel@imanibehavioralhealth.com

Brianna graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a Masters in Mental Health Counseling both from Oklahoma State University. Currently, Brianna is a Doctoral student in the Counseling Psychology program at Tennessee State University. Brianna specializes in working with college students and young adults and has always had a love for helping others. Previously, Brianna has worked with students who need help finding their path in choosing their college major or just finding their “fit” in life overall. Brianna utilizes person-centered and solution focused interventions to equip clients with useful tools to reach their personal and professional goals and overcome any obstacles along the way. Brianna feels that everyone has a purpose & sometimes it just takes a little support to find out what it is. Once Brianna completes her doctoral program, she plans to open a private practice focused on the mental health and development of underserved communities. In her free time, Brianna enjoys playing with her Yorkie, Maxwell, and trying all the best food places in Nashville.

Phone Number: (615) 829-6587
Email: bking@imanibehavioralhealth.com

Giving up on a goal because of a setback is like slashing your other three tires because you have a flat; I live by this quote because it is so simplistic yet speaks volumes. I feel that in life you will always have setbacks, but that is essential to understand that it is a process that it is your process that we will work through together in a strong therapeutic relationship.

As the President and Chief Financial Officer of Imani; I strive to make a difference by providing a level of leadership, direction, and strategic planning within the company to address the mental health needs of the community which is vastly underserved.

As a therapist; I presently have an interest in working with individuals of all age groups that struggle with anxiety, depression, anger management, personality disorders, trauma, self-esteem, LGBTQ, and family/couples counseling to name a few. My approach to therapy is integrative. I will utilize different modalities to find one that resonates with you to include EMDR where appropriate. I enjoy challenging others; so expect to be challenged to meet your fullest potential.

Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: tboone@imanibehavioralhealth.com

Katherine Mendez is an Army Veteran and has been trained in multiple areas. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from Volunteer State Community College and is certified in other areas. As the Chief Strategy Officer, Imani’s vision is the goal and that’s what she tracks.  She also collects and stores the company’s data. Behavioral health is needed in the communities and she feels that whatever she can do to contribute to the needs of the communities, she will make sure she does her best at whatever that is. By being part of the support team, she helps meet any needs of the client by helping either the clinicians or office employees find a strategic way to operate smoothly.

Fun Fact: She can be very goofy and funny.

Phone Number: (615) 756-5151
Email: Kmendez@imanibehavioralhealth.com

Sara Firdaus is an Admin HR Director. She graduated with a business administration degree. She began her career in retail management, but a few years ago, was drawn to the healthcare industry. Sarah has worked as administrative personnel for 10 years and has always been skilled at bringing people together and working toward common goals. Her experiences lead her to consider administration, and she has been building a career as a driven healthcare administrator for the last four years.  

Sara notes: “I’ve been really enjoying that part of my work and I’ve gained as well as my commitment to efficiency to the team at Imani. As a member of Imani, I am looking forward to developing relationships with our employees and helping them provide excellent customer service.  I strive to provide comprehensive service and care and  help you achieve your mental health.”

Favorite Quote: Outside of the office, Sarah likes reading books and hiking. On weekends, you might find her at the local bookstore or exploring hiking trails in the area.

Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: sferdaus@imanibehavioralhealth.com

With a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Campbell University and a lifetime of compassion for helping others, Mrs. Newbill believes that Imani is an ideal setting to better serve the community in a meaningful and impactful way. As a military wife, she has worked with a diverse population in various areas of Human and Family Services. Mrs. Newbill has been employed with Imani since 2020 and has always taken a hands-on approach in every area of her position. She is dedicated to offering friendly and efficient internal and external customer service while managing employee relations and community events. Her adopted motto: “Faith, Family, and Friends”, in that order, is descriptive of the virtuous values that are relative to Imani’s mission to empower clients and staff.

Favorite Quote: “As he started and ended each day; “What good shall I do this day? What good have I done today?” by Benjamin Franklin.

Phone Number: (931) 305-0338
Email: lnewbill@imanibehavioralhealth.com

Tanai graduated from Central High School in Harrison, Tn. She loves working in Behavioral Health because she loves working with and helping anyone that she can. She goes above and beyond helping Imani’s clients and making sure their experience at Imani is a great and memorable one.

Fun Fact: She loves Karaoke, Reading, and spending time with her family. 

Favorite Quote: “Helping one person might not change the world, but it could change the world for one person.” – Annonymous

Phone Number: (615) 622-5923 Option 3
Email: tsmith@imanibehavioralhealth.com

Sheree Maple is the Office Director of Imani Behavioral Health. She organizes and oversees the administrative staff’s daily operations and client support processes to enhance clients’ satisfaction and make sure all aspects are covered and the company goals are met. She is a people person who enjoys knowing that she can use her empathy and compassion to offer support in challenging times. She is a strong believer in mental health and the importance of positive thinking.

Favorite Quote: “Let your smile change the world but don’t let the world change your smile.” -Anonymous

Phone Number: 931-274-7588 Option 1001
Email: smaple@imanibehavioralhealth.com

Jared received a B.S. in General Psychology from Alcorn State University and a M.S. in Clinical Psychology from Northwestern State University.  He became a Licensed Professional Counselor with a Mental Health Service Provider designation in 2012.  Five years later, he became an Approved Supervisor by the state of TN.  Jared’s specializations in this field include but are not limited to anxiety, mood disorders, trauma, at-risk youth, conflict resolution, grief and loss, and men’s issues.

Since Jared was a youth, he was told that he was a great listener.  He coupled that with his love for helping others.  It provided Jared with an intrinsic uplift.  He also wanted to gain a better understanding of why people do what they do.  Therefore, he felt like psychology/counseling would be a great field for him. 

With years of education and experience, he meets the needs of his clients by meeting them where they are cognitively and emotionally.  He utilizes more of a client centered approach because they lead the therapeutic session.  Jared views himself as a guide in helping them to achieve their goals.

Fun Fact: Jared is a fan of the Dallas Cowboys.

Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: jprentiss@imanibehavioralhealth.com

Shelby graduated from Western Michigan University with a double major in Psychology & Sociology. She continued her education at Walden University for her Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She is currently on the path to pursuing her Doctorate in Psychology. Shelby is currently a clinical mental health therapist and a registered behavioral therapist, with experience in the Autism Community. What makes Shelby want to work in mental health is her belief that it is a field everyone can benefit from.  She notes: “Imani is planning to exceed mental behavioral health needs by creating a company of diversity, both with therapists and clients.  She believes that Imani is striving to bring the community together to better ourselves as a whole, in unity and support. 

Fun Fact: She is a Northern by root. She moved across the country (in a 20-foot camper, with her dachshund) to pursue her dream of supporting communities who are looking for answers, education, understanding, growth, and compassion.

Phone Number: (615) 669-3682
Email: smeasel@imanibehavioralhealth.com

Leontra “Tra” Micheal is a graduate of Cape Central Sr. High School in Cape Girardeau, MO. Leontra also attended Missouri Baptist University in St. Louis, MO with a degree in Business Administration and Biblical Counseling. Leontra has worked in the Healthcare field for more than 20 years. He has worked in Billing, Claims, Collections and Credentialing. He is excited to bring a wealth of knowledge to the Imani Behavioral Health family. 

Fun Fact: Leontra loves cooking, baking, reading and bowling.

Favorite Quote: “In order to be blessed you must first make yourself available.” -Pastor John Love (His Dad)

Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: lmichael@imanibehavioralhealth.com

Sharita has wanted to be a counselor since she was seventeen years old. She knew that she wanted to impact the world by improving the mental health of all people. Once she engaged in college life,  she never wavered and here she is seventeen years later. Her goal is to empower her clients through active & reflective listening, building coping skills, planning for change, and building a strong self-awareness through being mentally centered. She has worked in vast settings from Community Mental health, and incarcerated youth, to the United State Postal Service. 

Sharita graduated from Fisk University with a Bachelor’s in Psychology/Sociology. She then attended St. Louis University where she received her Master of Arts Degree in Counseling. She has been progressive in the counseling field for over seventeen years. Sharita is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the State of Missouri and currently working towards Tennessee Licensure. The foundation of her work is based on a cognitive-behavioral approach to Counseling. She is eclectic in her approach to meeting the needs of the client but she often utilizes an empowerment approach to change. Sharita is active in her community and sits on the Board of The Village.

Favorite Quote: “Promise me you’ll always remember: You’re braver than you believe and stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think.” – Christopher Robin (Winnie the Pooh)

Fun Fact: She loves Christmas music all year round and she is an author.

Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: sbrown@imamibehaviroalhealth.com

Dustin Savely has been in the Human Resources field for 15 years working predominantly in the retail industry. He began his career as a single store HR manager and eventually worked his way up to regional HR manager. What he loves about HR is that the profession is ever-changing to make things better, whether it be implementing new strategies to help employees with their development, effective training plans, new HR technologies and tools, or partnering with top-level managers to find ways of improving processes to help the company reach its objectives. He loves helping employees reach and realize their fullest potential as well as being an advocate for diversity.

When he is not working, he enjoys spending time with his 2 daughters (they are daddy girls most of the time), sports and watching movies/series with his wife. They love everything from Marvel, Star Wars, Star Trek, Lord of the Rings, Stranger Things, Game of Thrones, and so on.

Favorite Quote: “Do or Do Not…There is no try.” – Yoda

Fun Fact: His favorite sports teams are the Florida Gators, Nashville Predators, and Washington Commanders.

Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: dsavely@imamibehaviroalhealth.com