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Samantha Clatterbuck

Division Manager
Samantha was born and raised in Rappahannock County VA, after graduating high school she enrolled in cosmetology school where she obtained her license for cosmetology. She then moved to Warren County VA with the man she now calls her husband and father to their beautiful daughter. While working full time in a hair salon Samantha also began working part time as a care attendant for a child with special needs. The rewarding feeling of joy and accomplishment she got from seeing that child so engaged and happy gave her the longing to do more in the community for individuals with disabilities. Samantha is very compassionate, strong willed and wants to help advocate for those in need, she feels working with Moms In Motion is the perfect way to fulfill this goal! Samantha is also very family oriented and enjoys spending time outdoors with her husband, daughter and three FURbabies.

Amber Holsinger-Staton

Case Manager
Amber is originally from Fredericksburg but moved from Prince George, VA a little over a year ago to Kingsport, Tennessee with her fiancé and their children. She graduated Brightpoint Community College with her Associate’s in Human Services with a specialization in Pre- Social Work. She was over halfway done with her Bachelor’s in Social Work from Liberty University when she had to take time away due to a sick child. Her plan is to return at some point soon to finish her bachelor’s. Amber’s passion comes from spending her time learning and navigating the waivers in Virginia for her own child who has autism and other major health conditions. Amber has spent time working as a paraprofessional in the schools and was a team lead at a group home for individuals with intellectual disabilities. Amber is excited to start this journey in case management at Moms In Motion.

Diana Salyers

Case Manager
Originally from West Virginia, Diana has two daughters, four grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren. She has worked for Moms In Motion off and on since 2013, starting out as a case manager. She quickly found that she loved working behind the scenes as an admin and has served in various capacities in that department. “Having spent most of my life as someone’s administrative assistant, the role just comes naturally,” Diana said. “The work at Moms is interesting and gives me the opportunity to help people. My heart really goes out to the families; if I can help them in any way, I’ll do it.”

James K.

Service Facilitator
James worked in public education for 21 years, the last 10 serving as a school administrator. During this time he worked with students with emotional disorders, intellectual disabilities, physical disabilities, and autism. The next phase of his professional life involved serving as a behavior clinician for families of children with autism. James’s last professional role involved working as a career coach for a program that focused on helping those living in poverty obtain funds and resources to pursue careers in the health care field. After a brief period away to help deal with family health issues, he is excited to have the opportunity to use his experience helping people to overcome the hurdles of life. James has three children (a son in college at James Madison University, a son entering his senior year in high school, and a daughter entering seventh grade),

Jennifer Y.

Service Facilitator

Jennifer was born and raised in California, and relocated to the beautiful Shenandoah County where she has resided since 2016. She graduated with her BA in Psychology from California State Dominguez Hills. Jennifer has a continuing growing passion in the world of helping those with disabilities. In the past, she has worked in a wide array of different areas, from working with the elderly in assisted living residences, to one on one care with individuals with intellectual and physical disabilities. She hopes to utilize her past experiences within the field to further enrich the lives of others, and is excited to be part of the Moms In Motion team.

Jillian Chang

Case Manager
Jillian is originally from New York and has since moved to Virginia with her husband, daughter, and four cats. She has a passion for helping others, with 10 plus years’ experience in the customer service field. You can also count on her for her bilingual Spanish skills. She has experience as a care attendant for the elderly and special needs children, so she has the compassion and empathy to work with Moms In Motion. Jillian loves to spend her time crafting and reading; if she can make it herself, she is doing it.

Kathryn Campbell

Case Manager
Kathryn was born in India and was adopted at four-and-half-years-old. She grew up in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Roanoke before settling in Richmond. Kathryn is a graduate of Virginia Western Community College, Mary Baldwin University, and Regent University. She holds degrees in Early Child Development, Political Science, and a Master’s in Law. Kathryn has volunteered with local ministries, international missions working with hearing impaired children, and is a former Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) for children and teens in foster care. As someone who has been on both the receiving and giving end of assistance programs, Kathryn looks forward to providing answers, help, and hope to individuals with disabilities and their families. Kathryn is a life-long learner who enjoys research, law, history, writing, and current events. In her spare time, Kathryn likes to host events for others, spend time with loved ones, and minister at church.

Krystal Campbell

Service Facilitator
Krystal has been participating in and planning community service events since she was 12 years old. Caring for others has been a large part of her life. In a rather short amount of time, her mother had two strokes, and her oldest sister had a massive stroke causing challenges. Krystal began driving from Richmond to Lexington every weekend to assist with their care. She did this for over a year. Her parents asked her to move to Lexington to help, which she did. Her sister is currently a client at Moms in Motion. She learned about the services offered from her service facilitator and jumped at the opportunity to be a part of something great! She has worked in retail management for over 25 years and is ready to utilize her skills to improve and impact the lives of Moms’ clients in a positive way.

Lisa Mizer

Case Manager
Lisa grew up in Middlebrook, VA and now resides in Swoope, VA. She has been married for 37 years and has one son. Lisa has been an LPN for 37 years and has experience with psychiatric, pediatrics, OB/GYN and family medicine clients. She even volunteered as an EMT and firefighter for 20 years prior to having her son. Since she was young, Lisa has always wanted to "help others". However, she experienced caring for families firsthand when her dad passed away recently, and she had to quit her nursing job to care for her mother. Lisa decided that she could still help others and give to the community by working from home, so she is excited to start a different journey in her career with Moms In Motion. In her spare time, she enjoys shopping, camping and spending time with her family and friends.

Melissa D.

Service Facilitator
Melissa was born in Germany and moved stateside at a very young age. She grew up in Augusta County with her mother and older sister, being joined by her stepfather and a newborn baby sister in 2001. Her little sister, Anika, would be the joy of their lives from that day on. Anika was the sweetest strongest girl, and she overcame so many obstacles. Those obstacles became learning lessons for Melissa and her family on navigating life with a family member who has disabilities and special needs. She came to learn well the compassion, patience, persistence and advocacy necessary to ensure her sister was not just provided for but also had the best quality of life. In 2020 Melissa graduated from James Madison University with a B.S. in communication sciences and disorders and has spent almost a decade in the customer service field. Melissa is passionate about using this understanding and skillset to help others with unique needs and their families to ensure they can achieve their best possible lives.

Shyla Savinsky-Fisher

Case Manager
Shyla A. Savinsky-Fisher grew up in the heart of the Shenandoah County, raised barefoot with her feet in the mud, alongside her brother. After college, she decided to return to her roots in Shenandoah County to raise a family of her own. Shyla and her husband are raising four wonderful children, two boys and two girls. In her spare time, she enjoys caring for her hobby farm and gardening. Shyla is a Moms In Motion case manager with a background in the healthcare and hospitality field. She has three and a half years’ experience in the healthcare field, and over eight in the hospitality/service industry. She holds her Associate in Health Information Management (HIM) from the University of Phoenix. Her work is centered on helping others and community involvement as she is always looking for new ways to create joy in day-to-day life.

Tanya Powell

Case Manager
Tanya Powell is a human services professional with over 22 years of progressive and forward thinking with a unique servant’s heart. Her professional experience includes program management, public speaking, conducting training and providing consultation for employee and employer development (private and public sector), employee relations, human resource management, quality improvement/assurance, case management, and working with families, individuals and military personnel in crisis situations. Tanya is currently serving as a Case Manager for Moms In Motion, supporting the service facilitators and families. Along with 22 years of service in the Human Service field, Tanya has a Master’s degree in Human Services/ Business and Organizational Management from Liberty University.

Tracey O.

Service Facilitator
Tracey was born and raised in New York and moved to Warren County in 2007. She has a BS in Business Administration and an MA in Emergency Management. She has a passion to help people, likes to be as prepared as possible and looks for the silver linings in every situation. She enjoys helping people to find the solutions they need for a positive outcome. As a mom and foster-mom to five children she has many years of personal experience navigating special education services and the IEP process within local school systems.
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