MEET THE TEAM

 Jenece, currently residing in the San Fernando Valley in California, alongside her beautiful daughter Taylen, is a native of the surrounding area of Philadelphia where she travels often and spends time with her family who still resides there.   Her coaching journey began following her BS degree in communications studies from West Chester University. Soon after, she obtained her Teaching Certification in PA and taught at the elementary level for a total of 10 years in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. After teaching, she became a full-time caregiver to her special needs daughter, who was diagnosed with a disorder called Dravet Syndrome, and founded The Taylen Lauren Horton Foundation in honor of her daughter, whereas the Foundation seeks to not only serve those like her daughter but also to educate the community about Dravet Syndrome. Connecting with other Dravet families through discussions and fundraisers, Jenece then decided to become a professional and certified Life Coach. This would only add to her goal of assisting others emotionally and further add value to her passion for supporting others by guiding them through obstacles to reach positive and healthy outcomes. Jenece's ability to guide others through life’s trials has been her passion for years. She's able to help develop motivational mindset concepts to seek self-made solutions. Becoming a life coach gives her this rewarding opportunity.  Jenece also travels around the world, as traveling has become one of her favorite hobbies. 

Dr. Little has worked in the field of Mental Health for over 20 years. She has diverse experience working with groups and individuals in both the nonprofit and private sectors. She has lived in California for the last 17 years with her two sons in the San Fernando Valley. Dr. Little is a native of Pittsburgh, PA. She holds a Doctorate in Psychology and is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. She has years of experience working with athletes and people in high-stakes professions to improve performance and eliminate performance barriers by reducing stress. Dr. Little knows that early interventions are important and that teaching mental techniques can be extremely beneficial. Dr. Little specializes in Sports Psychology, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, and Person-Centered Therapy. Over the years Dr. Little has had the opportunity to provide services to children, adolescents, and adults in a variety of settings including inpatient/outpatient, schools, community, and in-home-based. She is experienced in treating individuals with Depression, Anxiety, and life stressors/transitions. Dr. Little knows that no matter the outcome, or what the individual thinks the outcome should be, we never learn anything without trying. She lives by the motto “ failure is when you stop trying.” Dr. Little enjoys spending time outdoors hiking and exploring new hiking trails in Southern California. She spends time learning, reading, and traveling. Dr. Little’s proudest hobby is creating designs for her Athletic apparel.

Ms. Page is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. She received her Master's in Clinical Psychology with an Emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy from Pepperdine University in 2005.  Licensed for over 10 years, she has worked with clients from childhood to late adulthood from an array of cultural, religious, and socioeconomic backgrounds. Starting her career as a schoolteacher in disadvantaged communities, she transitioned to social work and child welfare.
This experience has fortified her ability to serve as a resource to her clients and community.  Committed to improving the mental and emotional health of her clients, she is experienced in working with individuals dealing with Anxiety, Depression, and life transitions and adjustments.
The title she holds most dear is being a proud mother of two and enjoying traveling to new places in their free time.