Lindsey Foreman, MSN, FNP

Owner & Founder, Family Nurse Practitioner

With more than 15 years in healthcare, Lindsey has cared for patients in several different roles, including as an EMT and as a registered nurse. She earned her nursing degree from San Diego State University and completed her Master of Science in Nursing as a Family Nurse Practitioner at Azusa Pacific University. Today, she is the owner and founder of Lindsey Foreman Wellness, where she loves helping patients find the root cause of their symptoms.

Lindsey is passionate about continuing to learn and has pursued extensive training in functional medicine. She has completed all of the Institute for Functional Medicine’s training and studied gut health through Microbiome University and the Gut Honest Truth Academy, which also covers hormones and functional medicine more broadly. She is trained in bioidentical hormone replacement therapy through Worldlink and has completed Elite NP training in thyroid optimization, fertility, and women’s health and wellness. She is currently part of Healthy Kids, Happy Kids, an integrative pediatric mentorship group, because she is always looking for ways to better support the families she serves.

At home, Lindsey is a proud military wife and a mom to two young kids and two standard poodles, so life is full and fun. When she’s not in the clinic, you’ll often find her camping at the beach in the family camper van.

Stacey Hyles, MSN, FNP

Family Nurse Practitioner

Stacey’s path to functional medicine is built on a strong foundation of hands-on clinical care. After earning her bachelor’s degree, she worked as an RN in the ICU for five years, in both neuro and cardiac intensive care, and served as the stroke resource nurse, which gave her deep cardiovascular experience. She later earned her master’s degree and became a family nurse practitioner. Her first role was in a family practice and urgent care in Kodiak, Alaska, where she cared for patients with all kinds of needs and precepted students. Since then, she has worked in a variety of primary care settings, as well as occupational and deployment medicine and on-call urgent care for a nursing home, and she has taught in the nurse practitioner program at Georgetown.

Stacey was first introduced to functional medicine at a primary care office in Indiana, where the physician she worked under was certified through the Institute for Functional Medicine (IFM) and trained her in the approach. She went on to train through IFM herself, and she has also trained in Worldlink’s hormone replacement therapy and worked extensively with hormone replacement therapy for two and a half years. In addition, she has completed the Gut Honest Truth Academy. She is always curious and constantly researching and learning so she can bring the best possible care to the patients she serves.

Outside the clinic, Stacey loves to travel, and she has passed that love on to her kids, who have already been to Europe three times and have visited all but about four of the fifty states. She also loves to read, crochet hats, scarves, and blankets, and spend time with her seven cats. She enjoys creative projects of all kinds, and she has played chess for many years and even taught it to kids.

Dorianne Williams, DNP, FNP

Family Nurse Practitioner

Dorianne has been practicing as a nurse practitioner since 2011, and her path to functional medicine began with a single clinical rotation. During her final NP school preceptorship, she trained under a provider who blended functional, herbal, and homeopathic medicine in a family practice. The difference in care and patient outcomes, compared with the conventional approach she had been learning, was so striking that it set the course for her entire career.

Since then, Dorianne has built deep training in functional medicine and hormone health. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Texas A&M University, followed by a Master of Science in Nursing and a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) from the University of Cincinnati. She also holds a Master of Science in Nutrition and Integrative Health from Maryland University of Integrative Health, which takes a functional medicine approach. She regularly attends the Institute for Functional Medicine’s annual conferences and has completed Worldlink hormone replacement training.

When she’s not in the clinic, you’ll find her walking her dogs, homeschooling her kids, hiking mountains in Alaska, and traveling whenever she can. Her dogs, for the record, are thrilled with the arrangement.

Aliesha Mann, MSN, FNP

Family Nurse Practitioner

Aliesha has been a nurse practitioner since 2018, with training in family medicine and most of her clinical experience in orthopedics, caring for both adults and children. Before becoming an NP, she worked as an RN beginning in 2015 in hospital-based medical-surgical and orthopedic care. In 2019, she felt led in a new direction. Her passion for nutrition, root-cause healing, and whole-person care drew her to functional and integrative medicine, and it continues to shape the way she practices today.

Her training in functional medicine runs deep. Aliesha is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner (AANPCB) with a Master of Science in Nursing from Chamberlain University. She is a Certified Integrative Health Practitioner (IHP Levels 1 and 2), a Certified Pediatric Integrative Health Practitioner (APIM), and a Master of Blood Chemistry (MBCE), and she has completed Mastering Foundations of Functional Care through GHT Academy. She has extensive GI-MAP training through Microbiome University, as well as the Institute for Functional Medicine’s Applying Functional Medicine in Clinical Practice and Hormone Advanced Practice programs. She is currently pursuing a Women’s Health & High Performance Specialist certification.

Aliesha’s focus is women’s health, fertility, pediatric health, longevity, and generational wellness, and this work is deeply personal to her. Her own path through infertility, ectopic pregnancy, and pregnancy loss gave her a firsthand look at the gaps in conventional care. She believes there is so much more to health than managing symptoms, and she loves helping women and families understand the why behind their health and feel empowered to take an active role in it. At the heart of it all, she is passionate about helping you feel better, understand your body, and build a foundation of health that can impact generations to come.

Outside the clinic, Aliesha is a wife, a mom, and a Christian whose faith is a big part of who she is. You will often find her hosting living-room dance parties with her daughter, getting outside in nature, traveling, reading, taking way too many pictures, and soaking up a good sunset. And, because priorities, her favorite food is French fries.

Rena Kim, MPH, BSN, RN

Registered Nurse

Rena has been a nurse for 11 years, and her career has taken her through a wide range of care settings. She spent nearly a year on a renal floor, served as a public health nurse in a county setting, and worked as a pediatric nurse at Sandhills Pediatrics, where she also stepped into a nurse manager role. Each experience deepened her commitment to caring for the whole person and the whole family.

Rena earned a Bachelor of Science in Pre-Professional Health Studies from Clemson University and a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the Medical University of South Carolina. She also holds a Master of Public Health in Health Promotion, Education, and Behavior from the University of South Carolina. Her public health training focuses on how people learn, change, and sustain healthy habits, which makes it a natural fit with the lifestyle-focused, root-cause approach of functional medicine.

At home, Rena is a mom of two, a military spouse, and the keeper of three dogs, so life is never boring. When she finds a quiet moment, she enjoys what she cheerfully calls her “grandma hobbies,” including cross-stitching and reading.