Lacy Hensley has worked in the field of domestic violence for over 20 years. She received her bachelor's degree in Social Work from Baylor University. While attending Baylor, she began working at the local domestic violence shelter, the Family Abuse Center, as a Crisis Hotline Advocate and Children's Advocate. After graduating she went on to work full-time as their Legal Advocate acting as the liaison between law enforcement and the shelter.

Lacy graduated from the University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) with her Master of Arts in Criminology & Criminal Justice and Master of Science in Social Work in 2005 & 2006.

She relocated to the DFW area in 2005 to accept a position as a Victim Assistance Counselor with the Arlington Police Department. She continued with the department for 5 years. During her tenure at APD, she took a leave of absence to complete an internship in Washington, D.C. with the Public Policy team at the National Network to End Domestic Violence.

In 2016, Lacy joined One Safe Place as the Director of Intake & Client Services. While at One Safe Place. She is currently an adjunct with the Criminology & Criminal Justice Department at Texas Christian University and Tarleton State University. She has also served as an adjunct with the University of Texas at Arlington.

Lacy is a wife and mom to two precious boys, Jackson & Joshua.

Mr Monson has taught Dave Ramesy's Financial Peace University (FPU) to adults at his Church for 12 years to help them become debt free, save money, & invest. He also taught a Finance "Future Millionairs Club" 2 semesters at TCC, before Covid.

Mr. Monson has been married for 25 year and is a father of 3 children, one who went to TCC and another currently attending. He paid off all their debts including the house by Sept/2010. They are DEBT FREEEEE! ;).

He currently works in IT at Sabre, as a computer nerd, not selling financial services, or magic beans ;).

Milette Siler has been involved with Culinary Medicine since 2014, when a collaboration between Moncrief Cancer Institute and Texas Christian University first brought the program to North Texas. Since 2018, she has served on the advisory board for the Goldring Center for Culinary Medicine Tulane University Medical School. Her career is focused upon advancing Culinary Medicine in both the professional student, and community setting. In the professional student arena, Milette serves as lead dietetic instructor for UT Southwestern’s medical school, bringing enhanced nutrition education to medical students, residents, and other health professionals. In 2019, Milette was awarded a UT Systems Education Innovation Award in recognition for her efforts. She also enjoys her continued partnership with Texas Christian University, working as a preceptor collaborating with dietetic interns to bring nutrition education to TCOMM students at UNT Health Science Center. In the community setting, Milette teaches hands-on cooking classes for cancer survivor patients served at Moncrief Cancer Institute. Additionally, she networks with local food pantries and other organizations to bring Culinary Medicine to underserved populations in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

Sheri Wagner has been employed with the Baylor Scott & White All Saints Medical Center for 20 years. She is currently the Manager of Behavioral Health Services and Volunteer Services. In addition to her managerial duties of 24/7 department operational oversight, she also performs behavioral health assessments on patients throughout the hospital as requested via physician consult orders. Sheri is a seasoned clinician and is often called upon within the facility, as well as within the Baylor Scott & White system, for her expertise and knowledge in the behavioral health field and entity and state regulatory requirements and laws.

Sheri is skillful in crisis assessment and management. She receives yearly CPI (Crisis Prevention Institute) renewal training for the de-escalation and management of aggressive behaviors. In addition, she has also received CISM (Crisis Incident Stress Management) training and has participated in several employee and community CISM debriefings for those who’ve experienced significant and traumatic events.

After receiving a Bachelor of Science degree from Arlington Baptist College, Sheri attended the University of Texas at Arlington. It was there she received a Master of Science in Social Work degree. She has been a Texas Licensed Master Social Worker for 20 years. She received independent practice recognition in 2007. Currently, Sheri is pursuing an MBA at Tarleton State University and has completed 12 hours. Sheri is married and has two boys (and three cats).

Kymberly O’Neal is a Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner at the Collins Family Planning Clinic in Fort Worth, Texas where she provides primary and gynecological care for individuals of reproductive and post-menopausal ages. Her daily work includes annual well woman exams, STI screenings and treatment, pap smears, birth control counseling and prescribing, IUD and Nexplanon insertions and removals, HIV PrEP, menopausal counseling and management, and Telehealth consultations.

Kymberly earned her BSN from Washburn University in 2009, and her MSN in the Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner program from Texas Women’s University in 2019. During her MSN program, Kymberly completed most of her clinical rotations at multiple Parkland Women’s Health Clinics in the DFW area.

Prior to her role as a Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner, Kymberly worked as a registered nurse for over 10 years in multiple specialties including pediatrics, newborn nursery, postpartum, and women’s health medical/surgical.

Kymberly is a current member of the NPWH (Nurse Practitioners in Women’s Health).

Kymberly strives to improve the health of all women by focusing on women’s health promotion and prevention of disease and providing comprehensive, evidence-based care to all her patients.

Jessica Wiklund, MS, RD, LD is a Registered Dietitian based in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas, who has passion for helping others achieve optimal health through proper nutrition. Jessica graduated from Texas Tech University in 2017 with a Bachelor of Science in Nutritional Sciences and Dietetics. Shortly after completing her undergraduate degree, she returned to the DFW metroplex to continue her education and training. In 2019, she completed a Dietetic Internship and graduated with a Master of Science in Nutrition from Texas Woman’s University.

Jessica currently works at Baylor All Saints Medical Center in Fort Worth, Texas as an Outpatient Dietitian and at Trinity Bariatric Institute in Keller, Texas as a Bariatric Dietitian. Between the two settings, she counsels patients on nutrition therapy for a variety of disease states, including diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, fatty liver disease, obesity and weight management, and many others.

Mr. Sanderson has been a Paramedic with CareFlite for 10 years based out of Hill and Johnson County. Two years ago he accepted a position as a field supervisor in their Hill, Johnson, and Tarrant County districts.

Trey has been in EMS for 4 years. He started out as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), and obtained his Paramedic License earlier this year. Trey has also been a fire fighter since 2018.

Angela Hall is a registered nurse with over 32 years of experience. She earned her Bachelor of Science, Nursing at the University of North Dakota in 1987. She has worked in numerous healthcare settings including medical-surgical, orthopedic and oncology hospital units, hospice, long-term care, home health, and school nursing. She has worked in an educational setting since 1999 and has been with TCC Trinity River Health Services since 2012. She is committed to public health nursing, with a specific interest in supporting students enrolled at institutions of higher education. She knew from the age of 4 years old that she wanted to be a nurse. When asked what she enjoys most about being a nurse, she will tell you it is supporting people as they seek their own definition of health and wellness. Angela will also tell you that nursing is one of the most respected professions, and it is constantly evolving so there is no opportunity for boredom.