Faith
Metro/Middle Georgia
I earned my Bachelor of Science in Human Services from Gordon State College and completed an internship at Covenant Care, where my passion for adoption and supporting birth parents grew. I’ve been married to my husband, TJ, since 2015, and we are proud parents through adoption.
I’ve spent my career supporting families and individuals during life’s most important and challenging moments. In my work with expectant women, my focus is on providing a safe, non-judgmental space to listen, care, and walk alongside you—whether you choose to parent, place, or are still figuring things out.
Outside of work, I enjoy long walks, spending time with our three dogs, reading, traveling, and connecting with family and friends.
Amber
Northeast Georgia
I was born in Texas but have called Athens, Georgia home since eighth grade. I earned my Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education from the University of Georgia (Go Dawgs!) and have spent years learning how to support families and children during important life transitions.
Adoption became especially meaningful to me after seeing several close family friends adopt domestically, internationally, and through foster care, and it’s a very personal part of my life—my husband was adopted at birth through a domestic adoption. I focus on providing a safe, supportive space for expectant women, listening, caring, and helping you feel seen and empowered—no matter what decision feels right for you.
Outside of work, I enjoy crafting, baking, and spending time with my husband, son, and our two fur babies.
Allison
Northwest Georgia
I experienced a crisis pregnancy and abortion at a young age and found hope, healing, and redemption through Christ. Since then, I’ve had the privilege of leading post-abortion support groups, serving as a foster parent, and working at my local pregnancy center. My goal is to offer encouragement, support, and guidance to expectant women—no matter what decision feels right for you.
I hold a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education, a Master’s in Special Education, and professional certifications in Trauma and Resilience, Human Trafficking Prevention and Intervention, and Danger Assessment for Intimate Partner Violence. I draw on this experience to provide compassionate, informed care and a safe space for women navigating difficult choices.
My husband, Leonard, and I have five children, and our home is full of pets—a dog, four cats, a hamster, and a snake (not my idea!). We love camping and anything outdoors, and when it’s raining, you’ll probably find me indoors with a good book or a puzzle.
Celeste
South Georgia
I earned my Bachelor’s in Psychology from the University of Georgia and my Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy from Mercer University. Over the years, I’ve held a variety of roles while serving churches across South Georgia, including board-certified Biblical Counselor with the AACC, SYMBIS-certified relationship coach, and CASA volunteer. While I’ve enjoyed many aspects of my work, my favorite roles have always involved advocating for women and families.
I bring over three decades of experience supporting women and families through life’s challenging moments. My focus is on providing a safe, caring, and non-judgmental space where expectant women can feel seen, supported, and empowered—no matter what decision feels right for them.
My husband, Sam, and I have two adult sons, and we enjoy supporting families and serving our community together.
Kylee
Coastal Georgia
I’m a Savannah native and a mom of two amazing kids, both adopted through Covenant Care. I know firsthand how brave it is to face decisions about your child’s future, and I want you to know you don’t have to do it alone.
I have a Bachelor’s in Child and Family Development and a Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy. Before becoming a birth mother counselor, I worked as a Child and Family Therapist and have been running Parent Support Therapy Groups for foster and adoptive families since 2020. My goal in this role is simple: to listen, support, and help you feel seen and valued—whether you decide to parent, place, or are still figuring things out.
Outside of work, you’ll probably find me crafting, hunting for treasures at thrift stores, listening to true crime podcasts, or surviving the joyful chaos of family life with my husband and kids.