Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina (PCSC) is a well-established and trusted organization enriching the lives of seniors and their loved ones for more than 60 years. As a non-profit, we live our mission and embrace our values of Relationships, Service, Teamwork, and Excellence in everything we do. At PCSC, we strive to provide retirement lifestyles which meet today’s expectations for high quality of living for each of our residents. PCSC’s strong tradition of mission-driven service and care is reflected throughout our six communities across South Carolina. While upholding a strong financial foundation, we also work daily to enrich the spiritual, physical, and emotional well-being of residents, with our deep heritage leading the way.

Supported the non-profit membership association of long-term care facilities for the state of South Carolina . Responsible for all communications for the organization and the Executive Director. Planned and coordinated meetings, trade shows, conventions and educational events, for 5 - 1000+ attendees, including hotel negotiation, speaker selection, travel arrangements, educational credit approvals, and other related activities. Worked previously as part-time Office Assistant during college from July 1989 - May 1991.

Our mission is to provide services that inspire, encourage, and empower seniors while demonstrating the love of Christ to support individual well-being. Today, our community offers 131 Independent Living apartment homes, 29 Assisted Living suites, 22 Medicare Certified Short Term Rehabilitation rooms, and 22 Long Term Care rooms. Our Campus Home Health Program was implemented to assist residents with the support of clinical services while remaining in independent apartments at the Towers.

Rapha Residential Care Inc is a hospital & health care company based out of 3959 Fish Hatchery Rd, Gaston, SC, United States.

I founded Liminal Space in 2009 to help clients walk through major life transitions well. While many of these transitions focus around vocation, they can also be familial like getting married, having kids, divorce or the loss of a spouse. Regardless of the transitions you’re facing, approaching them with strength, confidence, and grace allows them to become seasons of growth rather than getting stuck. --------------------------------------Working with clients from young adults to retirement allows me to see the gamut of life’s transitions. FINDING CALLING & PURPOSEI help my clients find their ‘reason for being here.’ By helping them discover their gifts, impact on the world, and aiding in them finding direction while implementing spiritual principles that align with their desires, they’re able to move forward with confidence and purpose.CAREER TRANSITIONSWhether by their own choice or someone else’s, transitioning to new jobs or careers can feel overwhelming. Finding the opportunities, building a network, and selling one’s self in a way that sets them apart from countless vying for the same opportunity can be daunting. I help my clients thrive while building a great career by setting them up with the right skills, programs, and tools to find the next step in their career.EXPLORING WHAT’S NEXT FOR RETIREMENTRetirement can be exciting or terrifying—or a solid mix of the two. When people retire after 40+ years in their career, they know—and hope—their hard work has paid off. But sometimes once the novelty of not clocking in everyday has worn off, there can be a season of listlessness. I work with soon-to-be retirees and current retirees to navigate the last half of their lives with wonder, purpose and foresight.