Meet the Sanara Support Team

Malory Jimenez
Malory is a co-founder of Sanara Wellness, Director of Operations, and one of the program’s health and weight loss coaches. She holds a science degree in Allied Health with an interdisciplinary focus, a path she chose because she wanted her work to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives by bridging how different disciplines work together to support patient care. She also holds additional certificates in anti-inflammatory nutrition and therapeutic weight loss.
With 27 years of customer care experience, including management and small business operations, along with five years of one-on-one health and wellness coaching, Malory brings both structure and heart to her work. As a mom in her forties, and through her own wellness and weight loss journey, she understands firsthand how powerful it can be to feel supported, informed, and empowered. She now finds it deeply fulfilling to help other women create sustainable, confidence-building change, and realistic routines that lead to lasting improvements in health.
Malory believes in a science-based, holistic approach to health that blends nutrition education, compassion, and supportive evidence-informed care. Her coaching style is warm, supportive, and judgment-free, helping clients rebuild a healthy relationship with food, release shame, and unlearn a lifetime of toxic diet culture. Clients often describe her as attentive and deeply caring, noting her ability to make them feel truly supported and empowered throughout their health journey.
Outside of her work, Malory enjoys exercising, practicing somatic yoga, reading, spoiling her dog, and traveling with her family. She is passionate about lifelong learning and regularly participates in continuing education focused on complementary healthcare services. She brings that same commitment into her work by staying current on research and sharing practical tools and guidance that support her clients during the program and well beyond.

Tieva Taylor
Tieva is a co-founder of Sanara Wellness, the Program Director, and one of the program’s health and weight loss coaches. She brings a diverse healthcare background with experience in program development, operations, and facility management. With years of focused study in functional movement and body mechanics, along with a strong foundation in nutrition and holistic wellness, she helps clients build practical, sustainable habits that support long-term health.
Over the past three decades, Tieva has developed her coaching approach through work in sports, corporate leadership, and holistic wellness. She holds certificates in Therapeutic Weight Loss Coaching, Hormone Health, Essential Oil Therapy, and Anti-Inflammatory Nutrition. Today, she provides nutrition education and coaches clients nationwide through Sanara’s structured and supportive programs.
Tieva specializes in working with women over forty, especially those navigating perimenopause, menopause, and post-menopause, with an emphasis on improving energy, reducing inflammation, learning to trust their bodies, and creating consistency without extremes.
Outside of Sanara, Tieva lives and works on her picturesque ranch, where she spends much of her time caring for rescued animals. Many of them arrive needing time, patience, and steady care to rebuild trust and regain their strength. That perspective carries into her work with clients as well. She has seen firsthand what consistent support can do over time, and she brings that same steady presence to women working to restore their health and reconnect with their bodies.

Michelle Power
Michelle is the Founder and CEO of Pawsitively 4 Pink (P4P) and a valued collaborator with Sanara Wellness. After experiencing the impact of an anti-inflammatory wellness program firsthand, Michelle recognized how powerful nutrition support can be—especially for women navigating cancer treatment and recovery. That experience inspired her to help bring this type of resource to the women served through P4P, offering them additional support to feel stronger, more balanced, and more cared for during a challenging season of life.
Pawsitively 4 Pink (P4P) is a Massachusetts-based nonprofit dedicated to easing the financial and emotional burden of breast cancer for low-income, underserved women. P4P provides direct assistance for critical needs such as housing, utilities, food, and transportation, allowing women to focus on healing rather than hardship.
Through programs like Power to Thrive, the Pink Paws Project comfort-dog initiative, and community collaborations such as Feel Your Breast, P4P offers not only financial support but dignity, connection, and reassurance that no woman has to face cancer alone.
Michelle has been a licensed, independent psychotherapist in the community for over 20 years. Her clinical background shapes her compassionate, trauma-informed leadership and her commitment to building meaningful relationships with women, families, and community partners.
Michelle remains humbled by the resilience of the women Pawsitively 4 Pink serves — and when she’s not advocating for them, or collaborating here at Sanara, you can usually find her being lovingly outsmarted by her pups, Sophee and Grace.

Liz Osceola
Liz Osceola is a 500 hour Registered Yoga Teacher with specialized training in Menopause Yoga and Trauma Informed Yoga. But more than credentials, Liz brings lived experience, compassion, and deep understanding to every woman she supports.
Like many women, Liz found yoga during one of the hardest seasons of her life. Through movement, breathwork, and mindfulness, yoga helped her reconnect with herself, heal emotionally, and feel strong in her body again. That transformation inspired her to become a teacher and share this healing practice with other women.
As Liz entered perimenopause, she quickly realized how little support and education women receive during this transition. Rather than accepting silence or being told to “just deal with it,” she sought out advanced menopause specific training to better support women navigating this powerful stage of life.
Today, Liz guides women through menopause with a gentle, trauma informed approach that blends movement, breathwork, and meditation to ease symptoms, reduce stress, and restore balance. Her philosophy centers on listening to the body, honoring its needs, and working with it rather than against it.
Liz is passionate about changing the narrative around aging and menopause, helping women embrace this season with confidence, strength, and wholeness.

Michele Hearn
Michele Hearn, M.Ed., CAS, is an integrative transformation coach who specializes in guiding women through life transitions, identity shifts, and deep recalibrations. With a Master’s degree in Counselor Education and a Certificate of Advanced Study in Counseling Services, she blends emotional steadiness with practical structure, helping clients rebuild clarity, confidence, and a renewed sense of self as they move through pivotal turning points.
Known for her warm, grounding presence, Michele integrates tools for cognitive clarity, behavior change, and identity-focused transformation to help women navigate disruption without losing themselves. Clients describe her as deeply attuned and highly strategic—someone who offers both validation and clear, actionable direction during complex, vulnerable moments.
Michele partners with individuals in seasons when old systems no longer fit and a new path is emerging. Her leadership and background in evidence-informed coaching and whole-person development have shaped her nuanced understanding of how people adapt, grow, and rebuild during meaningful life transitions. Her approach centers on thoughtful partnership, steady guidance, and sustainable structures that restore self-trust and support long-term well-being.
Alongside her work with Sanara, Michele maintains a private career and life design practice and continues to develop a body of work focused on post-crisis reinvention. Outside of her professional roles, she is the proud mother of three adult children, a wellness enthusiast who practices what she teaches, and has yet to find a sunrise or sunset that doesn’t bring her deep joy and peace. That same appreciation for growth, transition, and renewal shapes the steady, restorative presence she brings to the women she serves.

Pat Lansdown
Pat holds a certificate in Holistic Life Coaching and has over 15 years of experience educating and guiding others in the safe and effective use of essential oils. As a trainedwellness advocate, she specializes in practical application methods that support physical, emotional, and mental well being.
Her personal journey through motherhood, perimenopause, and menopause deeply shaped her holistic philosophy. Through these seasons of change, Pat discovered the powerful role that natural, clean solutions can play in restoring balance and vitality. That lived experience fuels her compassionate and grounded approach to supporting other women.
Pat is passionate about empowering women to nourish their bodies, calm their nervous systems, and create sustainable balance using simple, supportive, and natural methods. She believes essential oils can be a meaningful part of a woman’s wellness toolbox when used intentionally and with education.
Through her work with Sanara Wellness, Pat helps women move confidently through every season of life with greater awareness, vitality, and self trust.