Meet Our PractitionersÂ
Our collective brings together experienced, heart-centered practitioners who are here to support you with clinical expertise, compassion, and a deep respect for your healing journey. Each of us brings something unique, and we all share the same intention: to hold space for you to feel safe, supported, and whole.
Jeanette Sealy, LMT, C-IAYTÂ
Described as “a natural healer with an intuitive practice”, I have spent years discovering how to heal the schisms between the mind, body, and spirit and am on a lifelong journey to discover this art.
My philosophy begins with the belief that the body and breath are intimately connected with the mind, and that the ancient science of yoga enhances well-being on every level.
I’ve had the privilege of assisting thousands to enhance their quality of life through a person-centered approach that addresses their unique physical, psycho-emotional and spiritual needs.
I offer a synergistic blend of ancient and modern modalities including Yoga Therapy, Ayurveda, Thai Massage, Acupoint Therapy, Anatomy, Neuroscience, Physiology, and Biomechanics with a strong focus on healthy aging, injury, illness, and trauma recovery.
 I support women, healers, leaders, and families on their journey to health and harmony. I offer retreats, workshops, mentorship, virtual courses, couples, and individual sessions.
 My journey to healing began as a result of complex childhood trauma. One of the gifts of this experience is a drive for meaning and a deep and boundless compassion. It was an initiation into another world. A world of transformation, truth, and self-realization. I began studying philosophy, psychology, yoga, Buddhist traditions…
I was longing to understand the meaning of life. The reason for suffering.
I entered the Air Force, traveled the world, spent almost two decades working in Long Term Care, and had the privilege of sitting at the feet of my elders. I studied, trained, and devoted my time to mothering my children and caring for others.
Eventually, I burnt out. Fast forward 10 years and I found myself sleeping 19-hour days and barely being able to care for myself, never-mind my children. I became so ill from an autoimmune flare-up that I was forced to listen to the signals my body had been sending me. I quit my job, dove more deeply into practice than I ever had before, and devoted myself to healing.
Yoga became my refuge, and Ayurveda my way back to health.
Sheri Murad
Sheri is a Reiki Master Practitioner in the Usui lineage, a certified Sound Healer, and a trained End-of-Life Doula through INELDA (International End of Life Doula Association). She brings a calm, compassionate, and presence-centered approach to supporting individuals seeking relaxation, balance, and deeper connection.
Before dedicating herself to healing work, Sheri spent many years in Human Resources, guiding individuals and organizations through growth, change, and life's many transitions. Her lifelong interest in meditation, contemplative practices, and energy work, combined with volunteer service supporting individuals during times of crisis and vulnerability, ultimately led her to pursue Reiki, sound healing, and end-of-life care.
Sheri believes that true well-being begins by creating space for the body and mind to soften, settle, and reconnect with their natural state of balance. Her sessions are rooted in presence, offering a gentle, supportive environment where each person is met with compassion, respect, and without judgment.
Whether through Reiki or sound healing, Sheri's intention is simple: to offer a peaceful space where you can pause, reconnect, and remember the wisdom that already exists within you.
Kelly DelleDonne
I’m a Monmouth University graduate MSW and LCSW, and I specialize in supporting adolescents, young adults, and families as they move through the transitions and life changes that shape who they are and who they’re becoming. Throughout my career, I’ve worked in intensive in‑home counseling, crisis intervention, and inpatient treatment settings — experiences that have shown me how overwhelming these turning points can feel, and how much strength people carry even when they’re unsure of their next step.
I show up for young people and families with patience, honesty, and a steady belief in their ability to grow through uncertainty. My therapeutic approach is grounded in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and I integrate DBT skills, motivational interviewing, and solution‑focused strategies to help clients understand the connection between their thoughts, emotions
Whether someone is anxious about what’s ahead or weighed down by what they’ve been carrying, my goal is to create a space where they feel understood, supported, and empowered to move forward with confidence.