Jennifer Walker, MA, LPC – Chairman
A Master’s graduate of Grace College and Seminary in Winona Lake, IN, Jennifer Walker maintains a private practice in Franklin, TN. Specializing in the areas of addiction, trauma, abuse and eating disorders, Jennifer has trained with such noted counselors as Dan Allender and Larry Crabb. Her grace-based approach to the therapeutic process, combined with her seasoned perspective on life, relationship and recovery work are valuable assets in her service to FINDINGbalance. An avid horse-woman, Jennifer can be found most Saturdays participating in a regularly scheduled fox hunt.
Karen Amos – Secretary / Treasurer
Karen has served FINDINGbalance in some capacity since 2009, first as staff, and now as a board member. In addition to her work with FINDINGbalance, her professional background includes the Texas Attorney’s General’s Office, intelligence work for the US Air Force, training intelligence officers for British Aerospace Engineering, or supervising parolees for the VA Department of Corrections. She she resides near Richmond, Virginia with her husband and two children, and is a school teacher for 8th grade students.
Michael Bianchi
Michael Bianchi has worked in marketing, artist development, and donor acquisition within the music industry for over 20 years, first at a record label and then running artist programs for NGO World Vision in the US and Australia. During that time, he has gained experience developing and growing the careers of artists, worked with artists to leverage their platforms to help others, built cohesive and effective teams, developed, refined, and implemented onsite activation techniques, and produced multiple events. Throughout his career, Michael has always been driven by the knowledge that he is contributing to providing hope to people in some way, which is the reason he is so excited to now serve on the board of FINDINGbalance. Michael lives in the Nashville area with his wife and two sons.
Lee Wolfe Blum
Lee Wolfe Blum is an author, energetic passionate speaker, and mental health practitioner working in the field of eating disorders and addictions. She loves to help women find hope and healing from perfectionism and addictions. She is the author of Table in the Darkness: A Healing Journey Through an Eating Disorder and Brave Is the New Beautiful: Finding Courage To Be the Real You. Lee lives in Edina, Minnesota with her husband and three teenage boys in what she calls “The Frat House.” She also freelances as a Recovery Coach and a Writing Coach. Learn more about Lee at her website.
Bruce Donaldson, Barnes & Thornburg, LLP
Bruce Donaldson is a partner in the law office of Barnes & Thornburg LLP’s Indianapolis, Indiana, where he concentrates his practice in the area of municipal finance. In recent years, Mr. Donaldson has served as bond counsel, underwriter’s counsel, borrower’s counsel, and bank counsel on numerous healthcare financing projects for hospitals, nursing homes, senior living facilities, and other healthcare providers. He also assists developers and businesses wishing to locate new facilities in Indiana by negotiating state and local incentive packages. Since 2007, he has been listed in The Best Lawyers in America® in the area of Public Finance. Mr. Donaldson received his J.D. summa cum laude from the Indiana University School of Law – Bloomington, where he graduated first in his class and served as articles editor of the Indiana Law Journal. Prior to that, in 1981, he earned a B.A. in economics from DePauw University where he was a Malpus Scholar, played on the varsity golf team, and was president of Phi Delta Theta fraternity.
A.J. Rhodes
A.J. is Vice President of Information Technology at Capitol Christian Music Group in Brentwood, TN, where he has worked since 1995 managing hundreds of users and millions of dollars worth of technical systems and equipment. He is also an accomplished musician, and regularly serves on the worship team at his church in Franklin, TN as well at Fb events such as Hungry for Hope. The husband of founder Constance Rhodes, AJ has served FINDINGbalance since its inception in 2001, guiding and working in various capacities over the years, particularly when it comes to the technical side of things but also with respect to vision and mission integrity.
Angelica Gonzalez, LMHC is a psychotherapist in Miami Florida with over a decade of experience in mental health. She is passionate about helping adolescents, young adults, adults and their family’s hearts heal. She believes in the power of God to heal and restore others body, mind spirit and soul. She utilizes traditional evidence-based therapy, as well as creative interventions, to facilitate the healing process for each individual that walks through her door. Angelica Is an adjunct professor at the University of Miami in Miami Florida where she teaches students group therapy.
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Samantha Davis spent her childhood in Texas, relocated with her family to Richmond, Virginia as a teenager, and attended college there. She worked her way through school, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology and a Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Information Systems. Her past work experience includes corporations such as Capital One and Circuit City, and a government position with the City of Richmond’s Police Department. For the past 10 years, she has been managing and organizing the lives of her husband and three young kids as a stay-at-home mom, as well as volunteering in church and her children’s schools. She is excited to use her God-given gifts to further His mission through FINDINGbalance.
Amy Schaller has been a long-time supporter of Fb, including serving as co-leader of a pilot group for the 
Rebecca Feere is a music teacher and former member of the Lasting Freedom program. She spent countless years in fear and shame and felt that there was no hope for her. It was through the Lasting Freedom program that she came to know that there is hope and help because of Jesus. Never in her wildest dreams did she imagine that God could use her struggles to help others. She is thrilled and blessed to be able to help others find hope and freedom from eating disorders. Rebecca lives in Brantford, Ontario with her husband and their two teenagers.
Christine Hebert, MS, RD, CDN is a registered dietitian and former member of the Lasting Freedom program. After struggling with eating issues for many years, she is now helping others find healing through faith based counseling. Christine is currently working on her Doctorate in Health Sciences, with an eventual goal of advocating for more eating disorder awareness. Christine lives in Upstate, New York with her husband, Adam, and dog, Sancho.
Bethany Kirk is a stay at home mom and part-time Zumba instructor. A former member of Lasting Freedom, Bethany was the first peer-leader to be mentored through the program into a Coaching role. Her story is not unlike that of many we serve, in that she seemed fine on the outside, but felt frozen on the inside by her fears about food and weight. Today she continues to learn and grow and lean into this next season of leading others toward the same hope she has found. She lives in Washington with her husband and children.
Mallori Vogelpohl, MA, LMHC is a licensed counselor and a former member of LF. She understands firsthand the journey toward freedom from eating issues, and is passionate about equipping others to find that freedom in the context of community. Mallori and her husband Derek live in Burlington, Iowa.
Kori Yancey is a certified Health and Wellness Coach, certified Recovery Coach and certified RCFE Administrator (California). She is founder of Journey 4 Life Wellness coaching, based in Franklin, TN. During her tenure with American Addiction Centers, Kori was a treatment specialist for substance abuse and for FitRx, a subsidiary of AAC focusing on disordered eating/wellness. While she has earned top awards and career-setting results professionally, she is guided by a passion to serve causes where faith and positive societal impact intersect in meaningful ways. As Community Relations Manager, Kori is focused on advancing FINDINGbalance’s mission by building relationships and increasing our influence within our home base of Franklin/Nashville and surrounding communities, as well as connecting us with strategic partners and funders who share a passion to see individuals set free from food issues so they can more fully live out God’s purpose for their lives.