Karla Lamley

Having worked in the healing and medical profession for over 20 years, I've had the opportunity to see human beings at their best and at their worst. I have witnessed how fragile life can be and the profound resilience of the human spirit. I've studied a number of spiritual faiths with the desire to understand more deeply our own divinity and potential as spiritual human beings.

While I have had many profound spiritual experiences and awareness in my life, it was not until I visited two small towns in Central America in 2007, that ”all is one" and the "joy of selfless service" became a tangible understanding for me. Now I truly recognize that we are all one and connected to all of life.

The extent of love and connection that I experienced while visiting Central America, graced me with the knowledge of genuinely being a part of everything and everyone. Even with a language barrier, we somehow communicated more clearly and more openly, than at times, I have been able to communicate with people in my own culture and language. From this overwhelming feeling of love and oneness that I experienced came the inspiration to establish the Heart of Everything Foundation.

Sally Herman

Hello!  My Name is Sally and this is my canine buddy "Zarah"  she helps me in the healing work with do with patients.   I have been involved with nursing care for over 39 years specializing in trauma, and intensive care with an emphasis in pediatrics. I have worked in all levels of nursing throughout my career, including as a first responder in air transport, ground transport, and in the intensive care environment for adults with a specialization in pediatrics. I simply love my career as a nurse and don't consider it a job but a lifestyle of caring. My career has taken me all over the world many times; participating in over 100 missions with Operation Smile and various other international organizations including setting up my own nonprofit in South Africa for vulnerable orphans who have been trafficked. 
 
As one who has always had the heart to see others live full and abundant lives, I furthered my acute nursing degree into the world of psychiatry having noted all the traumas around the world that required this type of education to properly implement a caring hand with evidence-based knowledge. In addition to pet therapy,  I have pursued certification by EMDRIA for EMDR therapy and certification in Natural Lifemanship to offer Equine Psychotherapy.
 
I believe in Integrative Psychiatry for the simple fact that most trauma, addictions, eating disorders, and other psychiatric conditions cannot be cured with only medication but require a holistic approach.