Founded by an interdisciplinary team of dedicated professionals in 2016, Schuyler Springs is a registered not-for-profit entity.

 

Galvanized by a common vision to provide a place of refuge, healing, and rest, we developed a model rooted in evidence-based research for building resilience.

Join us as we adapt our understanding of what it means to support the deep work of abundant wellbeing.

 
board members

JULIANA NEMETH, PhD is a public health researcher and professor at the Ohio State University in the division of Health Behavior and Health Promotion. She is a pragmatic strategist with valuable experience in nonprofit start up, and operations. She is the daughter of a Hungarian immigrant and tireless advocate for justice, who delights in cultivating the rich inner lives of her family as well as the impressive urban edible landscape that graces their property. 

VASILIA COTTRELL works as a highly successful finance and contracts administrator in Washington, D.C. and is an affable force in her own right. Her work with our organization is a manifestation of her deep desire to give back to our global community in a tangible way. She and her husband are dedicating to providing their two young sons with immersive experiences in nature, meaningful connections with heritage, and an understanding of our broader humanity.

ELIZABETH CLAYTON, PhD is a researcher and professor of business at Indiana University. A gregarious and exceptionally driven individual, Elizabeth has made her own way in the world - a journey that has taken her from working as school bus driver to mentoring others in accessing higher education. She is highly respected in her field and is engaged in emerging researching that addresses burnout, compassion fatigue, employee retention, productivity, and engagement.  She is the proud parent of three amazing children.  

LORETTA RAIFORD, BA MS ARNP PHMNP-BC is a masters-prepared advanced practice nurse with a dual degree in Sociology and a background in program coordination and grant administration.  Known among colleagues as a "quiet giant" and humble but powerful voice for health promotion, Loretta has long desired to pay forward the opportunities for respite and renewal bestowed upon her over the years. She enjoys an abundant life with her spouse and their family.