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Chrissiana Trent

Division Manager
Chrissiana is a LEO wife living in the beautiful mountains of Southwest, Va with her incredible husband and two children. Chrissiana was first introduced to the world of disabilities by her mother who worked in a group home setting for over 20 years. During that time, Chrissiana was able to participate in the Special Olympics and special occasions with the individuals such as birthdays, holidays, and vacations. Being in this environment inspired Chrissiana to expand her knowledge and understanding in the world of disabilities to be able to further assist families in finding the answers, help, and hope they deserve.

Ca'Bria Parker

Senior Service Facilitator
Ca'Bria was born into a military family and has lived in thirteen different states. She recently moved to Dumfries, VA in 2021 and is enjoying the area so far. She earned her bachelor's in psychology from Hawaii Pacific University and is earning her certificate in ASL interpretation. Ca'Bria has worked with children who have special needs for almost ten years, whether it's in school classrooms or providing respite care for military families, and even on cruise ships. She looks forward to being a part of the Moms In Motion team and hopes to continue supporting those in need.

Chevelle Williams

Senior Service Facilitator

Chevelle is a native of New Jersey and currently resides in Fredericksburg, VA. She is a mother of three and grandmother of three, whom she adores. Chevelle is a graduate of Thomas Edison State University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology. She worked for many years for the Department of Children and Families. Chevelle loved servicing families that were at risk. Chevelle joined Moms In Motion because of her passion for children with disabilities, psychological, psychiatric, and behavioral issues. It brings her great joy to see a smile on every child’s face. In her free time, she loves to read, do puzzles, cook, bake and - most of all - spend time with her family.

Courtney Howell

Senior Service Facilitator

Courtney lives in the Fredericksburg area with her husband and two children. When her son was born with several complicated medical diagnoses, she found herself navigating State and Local Aid systems for his continuum of care. The benefits afforded under the Virginia Long Term Service and Support waivers fulfilled a valuable need for her son and today those benefits afford him a better quality of life. This personal experience gave inspiration to serve others seeking access to waiver supports and resources.

Courtney has been active in the Healthcare field since 2007. She found her passion in serving others with different abilities and complex needs. She was excited when a career opportunity to work with Moms In Motion presented itself so she could help other individuals and families become self-sufficient and maximize benefits as needs are identified.

Courtney has 11 years of experience in the Home and Community Based Waiver system with four years professional experience in Service Facilitation. She is an expert at services navigation to ensure individuals receive the necessary supports to continue to thrive and accomplish their individual goals. Courtney has served in many roles in her community to assist others, including leadership roles in her local Special Education Advocacy Committee. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her family, fishing, swimming, and watching football and baseball.

Destiney Crawley

Service Facilitator
Destiney is the mother of two young girls and a U.S. Army veteran. Prior to working as a Service Facilitator, she worked as an office manager for a large paving company. She has a bachelor’s degree in the Human Services field and she is also interested in studying nursing.

Jeneen Butler

Senior Service Facilitator

Jeneen is a native of Fredericksburg, VA. She graduated from Stafford Senior High School and from there went on to receive her Certified Nursing Assistant license, Medical Assistant license, Medication Aide license, and last but certainly not least, her Bachelor's of Science in Health Science from South University in Richmond, VA. She is an organist for her church and a proud member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated, Alpha Alpha Alpha Zeta Chapter with whom she is very active in the community.

Jeneen applied for Moms In Motion because she has been in the health care field for many years. She felt like it was time to take her talents and degree and apply them to a health care position where she is still helping to care for others. However, instead of concentrating on one population, she now has the opportunity to help people of all ages. Jeneen looks forward to this new journey with Moms In Motion and being able to help better serve her community.

Jennifer Dye

Senior Service Facilitator

Jennifer lives in Woodbridge with her two sons and cats. When she is not working she is scrapbooking, working in her yard, and spending time with her family and friends. She has a Master’s degree in Kinesiology from Indiana University as well as a Master’s degree in Early Childhood Special Education from George Mason University. Jennifer has worked as a special education preschool teacher for many years. She also works with the Special Olympics as the medical coordinator.

Jennifer was introduced to a service facilitation company when she and her son needed assistance quickly. Her son’s service facilitator helped so much, Jennifer realized she wanted to help other families the same way. She is always advocating for her son and she looks forward to continuing her work with families to provide resources that will help bring stability to their lives.

Kimberly Flory

Senior Service Facilitator
Kimberly has worked in the mental health field and with the ID/DD population. She worked at a residential facility with abused and neglected children ages 5 to 14 and then in a residential facility with troubled/at-risk teens ages 14 to 19. Kimberly served as a DSP, an assistant manager, and a group home manager in the group home setting for ID/DD individuals. She also functioned as an in-home skill building counselor for those experiencing mental health issues as well as ID/DD. Kimberly is currently working towards her master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling with the goal of becoming an LPC. On a personal note, Kimberly is a mom to three amazing children, with her favorite being her fourth child - a Boxer pup named Bailey. Kimberly enjoys video games, camping, and reading in her spare time.

Lisa Jameson

Senior Service Facilitator

After teaching, mentoring and managing for many years with the federal Head Start human services program, Lisa had to leave the profession that she loved in order to care for her ailing parents. This type of work offered her a new set of challenges that she came to realize others were facing on a daily basis - most of whom do not have the knowledge of or know how to complete forms to receive resources that may be available to them. Through research, Lisa found out about Moms In Motion, and begin to realize that she could begin a new adventure assisting others, like her parents, who are in need.

Sara Heatwole

Service Facilitator
Sara currently lives in Warrenton, VA. She has a bachelor’s in history from Roanoke College and obtained her Paralegal General Practice Certificate from Duquesne University's School of Law. Sara has worked for multiple years in elementary school-level special education classrooms and in a law firm as a paralegal. She has always been passionate about assisting the special needs community, as the older sister of a brother with autism whom she loves with her whole heart. Through her brother, she has experience with the Fauquier County Transitions Program and the local Special Olympics community. Sara is also a lover of animals, and her home is filled with a wide array of pets! Sara joined the Moms In Motion team because of the advocacy, assistance, and respect they provide; she is ready to continue this tradition of support and empathy in her own community and beyond.
Sherri Jenkins

Sherri Jenkins

Senior Service Facilitator

Sherri is a native of Culpeper and has been a foster parent with Social Services since 2001. She has three children, the youngest child was adopted through the Foster Care Program. She has learned firsthand with her adopted daughter and the placement of other children in her home the challenges that can come from not knowing local resources that are available to support the needs of a child with disabilities.

Sherri has experience working with the public schools when creating and updating Individualized Education Programs, building working relationships with Case Managers, and advocating for services to meet the needs of those who have a disability. She has worked in a correctional setting for many years while earning her BS in Business Management. Sherri also served as a Girl Scout Leader for the Culpeper Service Unit for many years and was dedicated to providing new learning opportunities and challenges to the children in her troops.

Tyeisha Jackson

Senior Service Facilitator

Tyeisha currently resides in Spotsylvania, Virginia. She is a wife and proud mother of two amazing young boys who bring love and joy into her life. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family watching movies, playing outside, and relaxing by the water soaking up the sun. She is a graduate of Germanna Community College where she received her Associates degree and is working towards obtaining her Bachelors.

Tyeisha takes pride and finds joy in being able to help others, especially during their times of need. Her compassion and drive to do so began with helping to take care of her first cousin who had Down Syndrome. She learned basic sign language to help make communication easier. It was at that moment that she was introduced to the dire needs of those with disabilities and her compassion for them began to grow. During her time as a dental assistant of 15 years, Tyeisha was able to further develop and utilize her talents to help ease the anxiety of her patients, including going above and beyond for those that required extra attention and love. Although she thoroughly enjoyed her time as a dental assistant, she felt as though her talents and compassion to help others were better suited elsewhere, which brought her here to Moms in Motion. After learning of their mission and devotion to helping to make the lives of those living with disabilities in her community easier, she instantly felt the company was the perfect place to feed her passion of serving and helping others.

Yuliana Paulino

Senior Service Facilitator

Yuliana is a proud mother to a wonderful little girl and high school teacher. She grew up in Falls Church and currently resides in Stafford Virginia. From a young age she knew that she wanted to have a career where she would be working with people and helping those in need. Yuliana teaches Spanish at James Monroe High School and works with kids of all different backgrounds. Through her career in education, she has seen the need for awareness and advocacy for children with disabilities. Yuliana does her best to advocate for her special needs students by attending meetings pertaining to their education and accommodations. In her spare time, she likes to spend time with family, read and write poetry and watch any kind of documentary.

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