My name is Carrie Rampy, and I have been a physical therapist in the West Georgia area for the past 20 years. I completed my undergraduate degree in Biology in 2000 at the University of West Georgia. I went on from there to complete my PT degree at the Medical College of Georgia in 2002.

I am a certified vestibular physical therapist, and I believe that it is my mission to reach out to more people suffering with dizziness and vertigo to let them know that there is treatment for their condition that will help. I can treat your dizziness and either make it go away or show you techniques to adapt to the dizziness. Some common vestibular disorders that I treat are BPPV, Meniere’s Disease, Vestibular Migraine, Vestibular Neuritis, Labyrinthitis, PPPD, Concussion and Cervicogenic Dizziness.

You can contact me to schedule your evaluation, so you can stop being dizzy all the time and start doing all the things that bring you joy and return to living a fuller, more independent life again.

carrierampy@gmail.com

678-793-6373

Julie Steed is a personal coach for midlife women who are ready to move forward after divorce. Her clients step confidently into the next chapter of their lives with a lot of fun, a bit of rebellion, and mind-blowing results.

Julie helps women:

•  reclaim and reframe their identity
•  define a purpose that aligns with values, experience and passions
•  create new friendships and manage old ones
•  interact with ex from a place of calm empowerment and strength
•  create and sustain effective/satisfying relationships with adult children
•  create ideas for new income streams
•  enjoy being alone and reconnecting with self
•  have fun again
•  step confidently (back) into the job market
•  And so much more!

Julie holds a Health and Wellness Coaching certificate from Emory University and a Life Coach certification from The Life Coach School.

Connect with Julie on Facebook or Instagram, both at Julie Steed Coaching, email juliesteedcoaching@gmail.com, or schedule a one-hour consultation for a personalized chat with Julie. (Link to consult is: https://calendly.com/juliesteedcoaching/60minuteconsultation)

Samantha Martin is the founder and creator of a herbal apothecary business, called Cradleboard Creations, and of its sister nonprofit, The Womban Sisterhood. The Womban Sisterhood Nonprofit is a collective of birth arts workers who are serving woman in need. They are making these services accessible to all because all woman deserve support. Samantha is specifically a birth/labor doula, placenta encapsulation specialist, and a post-partum yoni steam facilitator. She offers ayurveda pregnancy, baby massage and post-partum meal prep. She also offers sliding scale payment plans and full scholarships. Learn more at the Cradleboard Creations' website www.cradleboardcreation.com or follow them on Instagram @cradleboardcreations. 

Clémence Bradley supports and empowers women and their partner who are starting or struggling on their journey to fertility in finding the most efficient path and tools to become pregnant with a healthy baby as soon as humanly possible. “My aim is to be the person I wish I had by my side for support on my own fertility journey as it can be very lonely, to make sure women receive the information they need to feel empowered when facing the medical world, and above all, for them to use their time and money wisely.”

The Healthy Conception Prep Club Facebook group is an interactive platform where I give information about the different aspects of getting the body, mind and spirit ready before getting pregnant to have the best chance of success of holding a healthy baby as soon as humanly possible.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheHealthyConceptionPrepClub/

Liz has taught summer design camps for kids and teenagers for three years as she has pursued a Ph.D. in Design at North Carolina State University. Liz has her master’s degree in architecture and a bachelor’s degree in three-dimensional design. Liz practiced architecture for six years before beginning her Ph.D., upon completion of which, she will continue her passion of teaching architecture to students of all ages. At the completion of this summer’s Art + Design Camp, Liz will begin a fellowship at Harvard’s Dumbarton Oaks, researching landscape and urban design studies.