Carolyn is a single mother to two wonderful children, one with very special needs. She now resides in Fairfax, Va, which is also where she grew up. Her son has triplegic cerebral palsy, along with epilepsy and a g-tube. He has shown Carolyn what it means to advocate and fight for your children, which has helped immensely with her growth in connecting and helping to advocate for other individuals, as well.

Carolyn has a Bachelor of Arts from James Madison University, as well as 15+ years of experience working as a professional chef. Her chef career led her to the green grocer profession, which greatly increased her interest and ability to help various communities with environmental restoration. She is thrilled to now use her skills and passion to help individuals with special needs.

Jack’s life has been full of a variety of jobs and encounters but he has frequently stuck with psychology as a focus of his activities. In addition to what he has done with helping people he was also a patent classifier for telecommunications and computer science, and worked as a repair technician. Throughout his college life he found himself in charge of multiple committees and clubs, from a national honors society for psychology at Northern Virginia Community College to the American Criminal Justice Association at James Madison University. In his life he has worked in sales and in customer service for over a decade but his passion has always been helping people whenever possible. Because of this, he has gone to work with children in residential environments and then switched over to working with them as a foster care social worker. He found himself with Moms In Motion because he believes in what they are doing and he feels like he can continue to provide help and service to people who need it.

Jenna has recently moved to Bedford County with her husband Jeremy and son Evan. She enjoys gardening, collecting farm fresh eggs from their many chickens, and spending time with their other farm animals. Jennifer also enjoys crocheting, cooking, and spending time with her family.

Jenna has a degree in special educationSpecifically designed instruction, at no cost to the parents, to meet the unique needs of a child with a disability.. She has a passion for helping families to overcome obstacles and become advocates for their loved ones. Jenna has always had a love for the special needs community and being an advocate for her son Evan who has a diagnosis of Intellectual Disability, Autism and Mental Health. She comes to Moms In Motion with many years of experience in special education. She is excited to bring her knowledge and enthusiasm to the area.

Krystal is originally from Fredericksburg, Virginia, but currently resides in Caroline County with her husband and daughter. She graduated from Strayer University with a Master of Science in Health Services Administration, with a concentration in Public Health. She also holds a bachelor's degree in Business Management and is a Certified Dementia Practitioner. Krystal spent 13 years in the healthcare profession before joining Moms in Motion. APS social work, case management, and client services are all a part of her professional background.

Krystal enjoys her role as a servant leader; bridging the gap in community resources for families and caregivers who are dealing with dementias, cognitive impairments, and disabilitiesThe Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) defines a person with a disability as a person who has a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activity.  This includes people who have a record of such an impairment, even if they do not currently have a disability.  It also includes people who do not have a disability but are regarded as having a disability.  The ADA also makes it unlawful to discriminate against a person based on that person’s association with a person with a disability.. She is excited to change these dynamics by assisting people who need services in becoming advocates for quality care. Krystal's passion outside of work is to empower people via community service, pageantry, education, and advocacy.

Rebecca was born and raised in Glen Allen, Virginia, and now resides on the Rappahannock River in the quiet, small town of Tappahannock. After spending twelve years working in the corporate sector, she realized her true passion was to work with non-profit organizations, and for the past decade, she has dedicated her skillset, expertise, and willingness to bring awareness to those in need of support. She believes the key to success is finding a true life/work balance as she raises her daughter with her husband and three rescued dogs. She also enjoys selling handcraft jewelry and scenic photography at a local antique store.