Women's Wellness Workshop

 Anne is passionate about women's and children's health, with a focus on pelvic health and postpartum rehabilitation. As a new mom, she enjoys spending time with her family and is always up for new adventures. Anne graduated from Shenandoah University with a Doctorate in Occupational Therapy and received the Occupational Therapy Dean's Award. She currently treats women's health at Gaia Women's Physical Therapy in Martinsburg, WV.

 At Wernecke Wellness, we know what it’s like to feel unheard and stuck in a cycle of symptoms. We’re Sheri and Leah, a mother-daughter duo whose journey with chronic health struggles became our purpose. Leah’s health challenges started at just 8 years old—endless doctor visits, medications, and quick fixes that never truly helped. Frustrated and searching for answers, we dug deep, uncovering the power of addressing root causes instead of just masking symptoms. Now, we’re here to walk alongside you, listen to your story, and help you find real, lasting wellness—because you deserve to feel your best. 

Dr. Kristin DeHaven graduated from WVU School of Medicine in 1997. Thereafter, she completed her residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of Louisville in 2001. She’s been in private practice since 2001, and narrowed her medical practice to gynecology in 2017. She is an active member of the Menopause Society, and is a Menopause Society Certified Provider. Dr. DeHaven practices at the Women's Center in Winchester, VA. 

 Debbie Jeunette, owner of Nutrition Naturally NOW, has been a practicing Nationally Board Certified Health & Wellness Coach for 16 years, an AC Certified Group Fitness/Personal Trainer for 46 years and had been a Certified Massage Therapist for 24 years.

Her mission is to help people improve their health, vitality, and well-being by engaging in behaviors that have been proven to improve health and prevent disease including weight loss, fitness, nutrition, stress management, sleep, mind-body, and positive psychology interventions.

Debbie and Shyama will be presenting together on the Four Pillars of Health through their partnership at Amani Health & Wellness.

  Dr. Lawson is a physician who practices Functional Medicine at her clinic in Winchester, VA.  She is board certified in Family Medicine and Integrative Medicine.  She was certified in functional medicine in April of 2017 by the Institute of Functional Medicine.  Dr. Lawson believes in a "whole person/whole systems" approach to managing chronic illness and preventing disease.  Dr. Lawson loves learning and is always continuing her medical education.  She believes patients need to be educated about their conditions and have a good understanding of not only their treatment plans, but also the reason behind the treatment plan.  20-30 minute office visits and monthly lectures are some of the ways this is accomplished at Mission Functional Medicine.

Dr. Lawson spends her time outside of work with her husband, two children, dogs and her horse.  Dr. Lawson is passionate about protecting the environment.  She believes that protecting the environment is critical in protecting our health.

I started my nursing career in Pennsylvania at Geisinger Medical Center school of nursing and Penn State University. After working a few years in ICU/CCU, I was recruited to the Winchester area by Winchester Medical Center to work in the Cardiac Intensive Care unit, then spent the next 10 years in the Neonatal ICU. During this time, I completed my master’s degree in nursing at Shenandoah University and was certified as a Family Nurse Practitioner. For the past 11 years I have worked in outpatient Neurology, treating patients with a variety of conditions including multiple sclerosis, memory loss, sleep disorders and migraine headaches. During this time, I have gained invaluable experience diagnosing and caring for patients with complex medical conditions alongside a knowledgeable team of health care providers.

I have always had a passion for disease prevention and health promotion with special interest in healthy aging. In 2017 I received my certification in Plant Based Nutrition from Cornell University and am working toward my functional medicine degree through IFM (Institute of Functional Medicine). I believe in an individualized approach to care that promotes wellness as well as treats disease. I am board-certified by the American Academy of Nurse Credentialing Center (ANCC) and licensed by the state of Virginia to provide autonomous, family-centered healthcare to patients of all ages.