Our Care Team
Treating the whole patient, body and mind.
Our Team
Janice Cathey
CEO and Founder
Chelsea Henry
Care Coordinator
Cyndi Clark, MMQ
Medical Qigong
Deb Markland, CPC, CPRC
Life Coaching & Recovery Coaching
Joi Mosley, LCSW
Counselor
Kim Greenberg, MA
Somatics & Feldenkrais
Lisa Madden
Pilates & Gyro
Liz Trinkler, RYT
Mindful Movement & Camino Guide
Will Ravenel, LMT
Structural Integration
Yuliya Gulmi, MMQ
Nutrition and Medical Qigong
Dr. Brian Meyer, MD
Board Certified Physician and Acupuncturist
Dr. Meyer is a board-certified Internal Medicine physician. He spent eleven years practicing as a general Internist – 7 years as a primary care provider (in both private practice and academic settings) and 4 years as a hospitalist. In 2016, he decided to expand his scope of practice and study acupuncture. He completed Harvard’s 300-hour International Structural Acupuncture Course for Physicians in 2017. He then took a position in the Wounded Warrior Clinic at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda — providing acupuncture to injured service members. He has continued his acupuncture education by studying with Kiiko Matsumoto, Jeffrey Yuen and Lonny Jarrett. He has additional training in the Tan Balance Method, Battlefield acupuncture and the NADA protocol. He enjoys practicing acupuncture because the longer appointments allow him to listen carefully to his patients and tailor the treatments to their needs. He is excited to be part of the Ha.Lé team.
Janice Cathey
CEO and Founder
As a visionary of integrated medicine, Janice is fascinated by the body’s ability to heal. She has devoted her professional life to finding pathways to elicit healthy responses in mind and body.
In 2015, she opened Ha.Lé as a way to help bridge the gap between western medicine and integrative health care. Informed by her 15 years of LMT private practice, she understands that the body is biointelligent and has the ability to heal through therapeutic movement and somatics.
As an entrepreneur, Janice regularly has experiences and engages with people who upgrade her current approach and perspective of life. Psychologists call this selective attention. What we’re focused on expands us. Her attention has been on engagement with healing processes, through integrative health care.
Janice’s goal has been to create an environment for healing, growth, and transformation. Zen philosophy talks about the 5 aspects of life, which is the supreme meal: spirituality, study & learning, livelihood, social action & change, relationship & community. Ha.Lé exemplifies the supreme meal.
Dr. Stephen Sharp
Board Certified Neurologist
Dr. Sharp is a board-certified neurologist with 30 years of experience treating patients with headaches and other neurological conditions, and 10 years experience dedicated to holistic approaches.
He previously practiced Integrative Pain Medicine and Neurology at Walter-Reed National Military Medical Center, and developed clinical standards of care for Traumatic Brain Injuries for the DCoE and DoD.
Adriana Hermel
Mind Body Therapy
Adriana Hermel has been in the wellness field since 2006 when she received her Bachelor of Science in Physical Education from UNISINOS University in Brazil, with an emphasis on exercise for wellness, health promotion and education. Adriana is a certified Yoga Therapist and Cancer Exercise Trainer through the American College of Sports Medicine and the American Cancer Society. In addition, she also holds a Personal Trainer and Health and Wellness Coach certification.
Adriana has experience working with individuals that present a variety of health concerns, including those with cancer, pulmonary and cardiac disease, orthopedic/neuromuscular disorders, chronic pain and those with anxiety and insomnia. With her approach, a variety of clients have successfully achieved their unique level of wellness.
She believes that every person in any phase of their lives is able to experience the benefits of improving health and wellbeing by consciously working on their body and breathing using a personalized approach.
Cyndi Clark MMQ
Medical Qigong
An energy healer and integrative health/ wellness specialist, Cyndi has master level training in the therapeutic techniques of Medical Qigong and Reiki Natural Healing Method. She has taught qigong movement classes, trained Reiki practitioners, and treated clients using the transformative healing power of these systems to help students and clients restore vital balance and harmony as they struggle to recover from various health issues.
She has a bachelor’s degree in philosophy/women’s studies from Middle Tennessee State University, is an ordained interfaith healing minister, and continues to expand her knowledge of the Daoist healing arts and in coaching methods to help clients achieve personal empowerment and wellness goals.
A native of Texas, she now lives with her family in Nashville, the place she has called home since the early nineties.
Chelsea Henry
Patient Care Coordinator
Chelsea has been working with Janice Cathey since 2008, helping to develop and refine the Ha.Le’ model of care. She is passionate about helping others access integrative healthcare and resource their own dedicated self-care practice.
She has a B.A. in philosophy from American University, two kids, and a love of ritual and intention. She believes the main thing that limits us as humans is a failure of imagination. If we can dream and envision something better, then we can find a path to move toward it.
Deb Markland, CPC
Life Coach
Deb Markland is a Certified Professional Life Coach (CPC) and Mindfulness Teacher. She uses a holistic coaching approach, rooted in Positive Psychology. Through powerful questioning, deep listening, and compassionate reflections, she helps clients move from where they are to where they want to be.
She’s a native Texan and career marketing professional who believes there’s nothing more meaningful than helping people align with their highest selves. Her experience as a breast cancer survivor led her to deepen her mindfulness practice. She completed the Professional Development Mindfulness Facilitation (PDMF) training at the Vanderbilt Osher Center for Integrative Medicine in 2018. Deb’s work in the recovery community inspired her to become a coach. She is currently completing additional certification as a Certified Professional Recovery Coach.
Ginger Sands
Mindfulness Classes & Coaching
Ginger Sands is a certified mindfulness educator, coach and facilitator based in Nashville, Tennessee. A formal student of mindfulness studies since 2010, she has
earned certification with Mindful Schools andInner Strength Education’s Inner Strength for Teens (TM). Ginger is trained in leading restorative talking circles via The Circle Center of Nashville, and incorporates talking circle methods as a powerful tool for community building when working with groups. As a teaching artist, Ginger has worked with young people of all ages as well as adults, supporting curriculum through the creative arts.
Ginger Sands brings creativity and a playful spirit to the important work of teaching mindfulness. For each student, a personalized course of learning is designed using peer-vetted and science-based mindfulness practices and meditation techniques.
“My goal is that each student, regardless of age and stage in life, may discover strategies for self-care, connection and healing, beginning with a simple breath.”
Kim Greenberg, MA
Somatics & Feldenkrais
Kim moved to Nashville in 2013 from New York City, where she lived for more than twenty years studying, teaching and performing dance.
She is a Feldenkrais Practitioner, certified by the Feldenkrais Institute, NYC, in 2015. She’s been dancing as long as she can remember and received a B.A. in Dance Anthropology at UMASS Amherst. She studied dance in Cuba and in Senegal, West Africa. She has an M.A. in Dance Education from Teacher’s College, Columbia University and taught Dance in the NYC public schools for 12 years, working with children of all ages and abilities.
In addition to her work as a Feldenkrais Practioner, Kim is a graduate of Martha Eddy’s Dynamic Embodiment, Somatic Movement Therapy Training, a foot reflexologist and a Body-Mind ball work and yoga practitioner.
Liz Trinkler, RYT
Mindful Movement & Camino guide
Liz has been practicing yoga for over 30 years as part of a lifestyle that includes triathlons, trail running and golf. A Nashville native, Liz practiced a wide variety of yoga styles as the city’s yoga scene matured.
In 2008, she decided to deepen her personal practice by participating in teacher training at Sanctuary for Yoga. The training ultimately inspired her to share her love of yoga with others.
In 2014, she enhanced her training by completing Level I and Level II workshops in Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy. This therapeutic style of yoga focuses on the mind/body connection.
Liz has taught in corporate and private settings since 2009 and is inspired by her students and by the subtle strength and wisdom of the practice of yoga and therapeutic movement. She also facilitates the annual Ha.Lé Walk of Empowerment on the Camino de Santiago in Spain.
Will Ravenel, LMT
Structural Integration
Will has amassed over 1700 hours of instruction in a variety of bodywork fields. After graduating from The Lauterstein-Conway Massage School in Austin, TX, in 1990, he received almost 90 hours of instruction in Myofascial Release Therapy from Bob King of the Chicago School of Massage Therapy and 75 hours of instruction from Florida’s Upledger Institute in both Cranio-Sacral Therapy and Spinal Release Therapy.
In 1990 Will toured with A.C. Pinarello, a professional cycling team based in Ft. Collins, CO, as one of their two massage therapists; and was one of a handful of massage therapists who helped the Texas Department of Health develop testing criteria for massage therapist licensing.
In 2006 he graduated from the Guild for Structural Integration in Boulder, CO, and is certified by them to practice the Ida P. Rolf Method of Structural Integration in Tennessee, one of only a handful of therapists statewide.
Will was a resident of Austin, TX, from 1973-2014, until he left Texas to live and work in Nashville.
Yuliya Gulmi, MMQ
Nutrition and Medical Qigong
Yuliya Gulmi is a Master of Medical Qigong (MMQ) and has multiple certifications in whole food, plant-based nutrition through eCornell, the Center for Nutrition Studies, Forks over Knives, and Rouxbe Online Culinary School. She has been training in Medical Qigong since 2011, completing Practitioner, Therapist and Master certification programs as well as advanced medical qigong seminars. She is also formally studying and being trained in Daoist practices.
Born and raised in St. Petersburg, Russia, Yuliya Gulmi moved to California where she attended Santa Clara University receiving a B.S. degree in Economics, followed by an MBA degree at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. She previously worked in the banking sector with positions in investment banking and equity research. She now lives in Nashville, Tennessee with her husband and children.
Sarah Jane Chapman, LMT, RYT
Bodywork & Mind Body Therapy
Sarah Jane has been practicing yoga since she was fourteen years old in 2004. At the time, she was struggling with disordered eating and body image. Practicing was the only hour each day she felt ok in her body.
In 2010, she became a kids yoga instructor with Karma Kids Yoga in NYC. In 2012, Sarah Jane traveled to Rishikesh, India to earn her 200 hour in Rishikesh Yog Peeth. She went to Mind Body Institute in Nashville TN and became a licensed massage therapist in 2015.
In 2018, Sarah Jane attended Yoga Well, a 1000 hour training. Studying and implementing Viniyoga into her life shifted her relationship with her body and mind in a whole new way. She graduated from that program in October of 2021 and continues to experience the magic that yoga therapy is.
Sarah Jane focuses her bodywork and mind body therapy on helping people connect to their bodies, just as they are. The glimmer of peace she experienced years ago now lives in her body, thanks to yoga. She can’t wait to share that with you.
Lisa Madden
Pilates & Gyro
Lisa believes in the transformative power of mindful movement and finds great joy in helping people enhance their health and quality of life through the teaching of healing movement.
She has been teaching for over 20 years and is a licensed, certified trainer in both the GYROTONIC® and GYROKINESIS® Methods, as well as a comprehensively trained and certified Pilates instructor.
Lisa has completed hundreds of hours of continuing education and updates with a wide variety GYROTONIC®, GYROKINESIS® and Pilates master trainers. Specialized trainings include working
with post rehabilitative needs, prenatal/postpartum, osteoporosis, scoliosis, seniors and athletes.
Joi Mosley, LCSW
Counseling
Joi Mosley is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). She has been in active practice since 2017, working with the geriatric community, adolescents, young adults, adults, and those in recovery. Joi has a passion for helping others see themselves as worthy and learn to like and love themselves abundantly.
Joi believes everyone should have a theme song to their lives because music speaks directly to the soul. She is direct and believes that getting comfortable being uncomfortable assists in identifying barriers in our mental wellness journey. Joi has a passion for sports and wants to continue to support and provide care to the athletic community.
Joi completed her graduate program at Austin Peay State University and is currently licensed in Tennessee, Kentucky, and Texas. Joi uses Solution Focused therapy, Positive Psychology, Cognitive Behavioral therapy, SMART Recovery and Brainspotting.
Hanne Kyzer
Administrative Assistant
Hanne (pronounced “Hannah”) is a Senior at Belmont University in Corporate Communication with a Studio Art Minor.
Hanne is interested in pursuing a master’s in mental health counseling and incorporating art through her practice, as creativity and imagination can aid the exploration of the mind and response to various traumas. She is passionate about helping others find their voice in health communication and finding resources for mental health. She enjoys hiking, nature, photography, and being creative!
Janice Cathey
CEO and Founder
As a visionary of integrated medicine, Janice is fascinated by the body’s ability to heal. She has devoted her professional life to finding pathways to elicit healthy responses in mind and body.
In 2015, she opened Ha.Lé as a way to help bridge the gap between western medicine and integrative health care. Informed by her 15 years of LMT private practice, she understands that the body is biointelligent and has the ability to heal through therapeutic movement and somatics.
As an entrepreneur, Janice regularly has experiences and engages with people who upgrade her current approach and perspective of life. Psychologists call this selective attention. What we’re focused on expands us. Her attention has been on engagement with healing processes, through integrative health care.
Janice’s goal has been to create an environment for healing, growth, and transformation. Zen philosophy talks about the 5 aspects of life, which is the supreme meal: spirituality, study & learning, livelihood, social action & change, relationship & community. Ha.Lé exemplifies the supreme meal.
Dr. Brian Meyer, MD
Board Certified Physician and Acupuncturist
Dr. Meyer is a board-certified Internal Medicine physician. He spent eleven years practicing as a general Internist – 7 years as a primary care provider (in both private practice and academic settings) and 4 years as a hospitalist. In 2016, he decided to expand his scope of practice and study acupuncture. He completed Harvard’s 300-hour International Structural Acupuncture Course for Physicians in 2017. He then took a position in the Wounded Warrior Clinic at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda — providing acupuncture to injured service members. He has continued his acupuncture education by studying with Kiiko Matsumoto, Jeffrey Yuen and Lonny Jarrett. He has additional training in the Tan Balance Method, Battlefield acupuncture and the NADA protocol. He enjoys practicing acupuncture because the longer appointments allow him to listen carefully to his patients and tailor the treatments to their needs. He is excited to be part of the Ha.Lé team.
Dr. Stephen Sharp
Board Certified Neurologist
Dr. Sharp is a board-certified neurologist with 30 years of experience treating patients with headaches and other neurological conditions, and 10 years experience dedicated to holistic approaches.
He previously practiced Integrative Pain Medicine and Neurology at Walter-Reed National Military Medical Center, and developed clinical standards of care for Traumatic Brain Injuries for the DCoE and DoD.
Adriana Hermel
Mind Body Therapy
Adriana Hermel has been in the wellness field since 2006 when she received her Bachelor of Science in Physical Education from UNISINOS University in Brazil, with an emphasis on exercise for wellness, health promotion and education. Adriana is a certified Yoga Therapist and Cancer Exercise Trainer through the American College of Sports Medicine and the American Cancer Society. In addition, she also holds a Personal Trainer and Health and Wellness Coach certification.
Adriana has experience working with individuals that present a variety of health concerns, including those with cancer, pulmonary and cardiac disease, orthopedic/neuromuscular disorders, chronic pain and those with anxiety and insomnia. With her approach, a variety of clients have successfully achieved their unique level of wellness.
She believes that every person in any phase of their lives is able to experience the benefits of improving health and wellbeing by consciously working on their body and breathing using a personalized approach.
Amy Ridings LPC-MHSP
Counselor
Amy is a trauma-informed therapist that incorporates grounded spirituality as well as effective coping skills into her practice. She works with clients to recognize their adaptive responses & patterns and meets them with self-compassion, mindfulness, and gratitude.
She is trained in EMDR, breathwork, Motivational Interviewing, brainspotting, and integrates DBT skills, rituals, nature and creativity into her sessions. She enjoys weaving in aspects of the Enneagram, astrology and energy work when applicable.
She had a previous career working in Congress as a Legislative Assistant as well as working as the Legislative Director for the American Humane Association. Those career paths give her unique insight into working with activists as well as assisting clients that are transitioning into different careers. In her personal life, She is in nature as much as possible; hiking, backpacking, paddling, traveling, and camping.
Chelsea Henry
Patient Care Coordinator
Chelsea has been working with Janice Cathey since 2008, helping to develop and refine the Ha.Le’ model of care. She is passionate about helping others access integrative healthcare and resource their own dedicated self-care practice.
She has a B.A. in philosophy from American University, two kids, and a love of ritual and intention. She believes the main thing that limits us as humans is a failure of imagination. If we can dream and envision something better, then we can find a path to move toward it.
Deb Markland, CPC
Life Coach
Deb Markland is a Certified Professional Life Coach (CPC) and Mindfulness Teacher. She uses a holistic coaching approach, rooted in Positive Psychology. Through powerful questioning, deep listening, and compassionate reflections, she helps clients move from where they are to where they want to be.
She’s a native Texan and career marketing professional who believes there’s nothing more meaningful than helping people align with their highest selves. Her experience as a breast cancer survivor led her to deepen her mindfulness practice. She completed the Professional Development Mindfulness Facilitation (PDMF) training at the Vanderbilt Osher Center for Integrative Medicine in 2018. Deb’s work in the recovery community inspired her to become a coach. She is currently completing additional certification as a Certified Professional Recovery Coach.
Dawn Griffith, RYT
Ha.Lé Movement, Restorative Movement, & Private Somatics
Dawn did yoga off and on all through college but did not have a consistent practice until a few years later. She rediscovered the benefits of yoga, because it helped her with rock climbing. She noticed if she took a class before she climbed she would have a wider range of flexibility, strength and just all around more relaxed. Finally after consistently practicing for 2 years, she decided to take the plunge and get her RYT in the spring of 2014 in Charlotte, North Carolina at Y2 Yoga. She uses styles from many different types of yoga. “I love teaching students how to appreciate every aspect of their practice, and it is so inspiring watching each student’s practice grow and transform.”
Dawn enjoys teaching a wide range of styles from Ashtanga inspired to more restorative to Moon salutation. Each practice has the opportunity to unlock different aspects of ourselves and to balance the mind, body, and emotional body with the breath.
Kim Greenberg, MA
Somatics & Feldenkrais
Kim moved to Nashville in 2013 from New York City, where she lived for more than twenty years studying, teaching and performing dance.
She is a Feldenkrais Practitioner, certified by the Feldenkrais Institute, NYC, in 2015. She’s been dancing as long as she can remember and received a B.A. in Dance Anthropology at UMASS Amherst. She studied dance in Cuba and in Senegal, West Africa. She has an M.A. in Dance Education from Teacher’s College, Columbia University and taught Dance in the NYC public schools for 12 years, working with children of all ages and abilities.
In addition to her work as a Feldenkrais Practioner, Kim is a graduate of Martha Eddy’s Dynamic Embodiment, Somatic Movement Therapy Training, a foot reflexologist and a Body-Mind ball work and yoga practitioner.
Liz Trinkler, RYT
Ha.Lé Movement & Private Somatics
Liz has been practicing yoga for over 30 years as part of a lifestyle that includes triathlons, trail running and golf. A Nashville native, Liz practiced a wide variety of yoga styles as the city’s yoga scene matured.
In 2008, she decided to deepen her personal practice by participating in teacher training at Sanctuary for Yoga. The training ultimately inspired her to share her love of yoga with others.
In 2014, she enhanced her training by completing Level I and Level II workshops in Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy. This therapeutic style of yoga focuses on the mind/body connection.
Liz has taught in corporate and private settings since 2009 and is inspired by her students and by the subtle strength and wisdom of the practice of yoga and therapeutic movement. She also facilitates the annual Ha.Lé Walk of Empowerment on the Camino de Santiago in Spain.
Will Ravenel, LMT
Structural Integration
Will has amassed over 1700 hours of instruction in a variety of bodywork fields. After graduating from The Lauterstein-Conway Massage School in Austin, TX, in 1990, he received almost 90 hours of instruction in Myofascial Release Therapy from Bob King of the Chicago School of Massage Therapy and 75 hours of instruction from Florida’s Upledger Institute in both Cranio-Sacral Therapy and Spinal Release Therapy.
In 1990 Will toured with A.C. Pinarello, a professional cycling team based in Ft. Collins, CO, as one of their two massage therapists; and was one of a handful of massage therapists who helped the Texas Department of Health develop testing criteria for massage therapist licensing.
In 2006 he graduated from the Guild for Structural Integration in Boulder, CO, and is certified by them to practice the Ida P. Rolf Method of Structural Integration in Tennessee, one of only a handful of therapists statewide.
Will was a resident of Austin, TX, from 1973-2014, until he left Texas to live and work in Nashville.
Yuliya Gulmi
Nutrition and Medical Qigong
Yuliya Gulmi is a Master of Medical Qigong (MMQ) and has multiple certifications in whole food, plant-based nutrition through eCornell, the Center for Nutrition Studies, Forks over Knives, and Rouxbe Online Culinary School. She has been training in Medical Qigong since 2011, completing Practitioner, Therapist and Master certification programs as well as advanced medical qigong seminars. She is also formally studying and being trained in Daoist practices.
Born and raised in St. Petersburg, Russia, Yuliya Gulmi moved to California where she attended Santa Clara University receiving a B.S. degree in Economics, followed by an MBA degree at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. She previously worked in the banking sector with positions in investment banking and equity research. She now lives in Nashville, Tennessee with her husband and children.
Caney Fork Farms
They are a farm in Middle Tennessee that uses carbon farming practices to provide healthy, affordable food that prioritizes people and planet.
Their mission is to inspire others with living proof that regenerative, organic farming in Tennessee benefits farmers, the community, and the environment.
Found Movement Group
Community, education & social responsibility. In 2007 co-artistic directors Stacie Flood-Popp and Erin Law began to establish an open community through dance and movement that maintains responsibility to social consciousness. Stacie and Erin have worked together in an effort to bring quality movement education and choreographic artistry to the Nashville dance community, and have expanded to over 25 company members and apprentices.
Yuyo Botanics
A company created by women to get organic, Tennessee grown hemp into your hands and connect you to education. Our founders understand there is a need for transparency with this product, cannabinoid education and growing practices and as hemp farmers themselves they oversee the entire process from seed to formulation to product. Yuyo Botanics’ hemp oils and salves are 100% made in Tennessee and have been 3rd party batch tested for purity, quality and cannabinoid content, both post harvest and after formulation. Our products are held to the highest standards and are grown with both organic and biodynamic practices, focusing on the soil health to ensure the plants get the best of what they need.