Dr. Scharlene Gaudet attended Parker University graduating with a doctorate of chiropractic, a bachelors of science, a certification in animal chiropractic, and later received a diplomate in functional neurology from the American Board of Chiropractic Neurology and a masters degree in clinical neuroscience.

Dr. Gaudet organized the first all women's adjusting seminar at Parker University and continues to be a strong advocate for advancing women in all aspects of medicine. Dr. Gaudet’s passion for helping veterans has been and continues to be cultivated from interactions with her family members that served in our military, as well as multiple nonprofits in her community serving veterans and their families.

She now works as a clinical director for Resiliency Brain Health, which specializes in traumatic brain injury, neuro-orthopedic rehabilitation, neurodegenerative, and metabolic disorders.

Dr. Michelle Eisenmann attended Parker University where she earned her Doctorate degree in Chiropractic, her masters degree in clinical neurology and fellowship. She has a bachelors in Kinesiology from the University of North Texas.

She has also completed additional courses in neurological studies with an emphasis on neuroplasticity, traumatic brain injury, post stroke rehabilitation, vestibular dysfunction, dysautonomia and more.

Due to her own health and family history Dr. Eisenmann has a passion for healthy lifestyles. When she is not working at the clinic she assists people with brain injuries by teaching them how to live a lifestyle that is supportive to recovery.

In her free time she enjoys spending quality time with her friends, family and traveling with her husband. Being born and raised in Puerto Rico, Dr. Eisenmann offers services in both English and Spanish.

As Operations Manager at Resiliency Brain Health, Jay brings a unique background in business, construction, telecommunications, and healthcare. He earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of Southeastern Louisiana and began his career as a telecommunications tower climber before transitioning into construction management.

In 2018, he began his career in healthcare, where he discovered a passion for helping people navigate their health journey. Jay was drawn to the world of functional neurology after seeing firsthand how it could positively impact the lives of people who had struggled within the traditional medical model without getting the results they hoped for. One of the things he values most is listening. He believes patients want to feel heard, understood, and valued—not rushed through an appointment. He strives to help create an environment where every patient feels that their concerns matter. Outside of work, Jay enjoys staying active and spending time with friends and family.

As a Patient Coordinator at Resiliency Brain Health, Grant enjoys serving others and helping people feel supported throughout their journey towards better health. Before joining Resiliency Brain Health, he proudly served six years in the United States Air Force as a Security Forces sentry and served one tour in Afghanistan. His military experience taught him the importance of discipline, teamwork, compassion, and service—values he carries with him every day.

Outside of work, Grant is a proud husband and father of three children. He enjoys bodybuilding, hiking, fishing, landscaping, guns, and smoking meats. Most of all, he loves helping others, making people laugh, and singing whenever he gets the chance.

Tressa is a Patient Coordinator at Resiliency Brain Health where she is passionate about helping others on their journey toward improved health and wellness. With 8 years of experience as a CrossFit Level 2 Trainer, she brings a unique perspective on movement, fitness, and the connection between the body and brain.

As a proud mother of four daughters and Nana to two grandsons, family is at the heart of everything she does. Outside of work, Tressa enjoys CrossFit, hiking, and creating memories with her family. Her greatest passion is serving others and helping people become the strongest, healthiest versions of themselves.

Kathleen “Kat” Little is a Medical Assistant at Resiliency Brain Health and has been dedicated to patient care since 2002. She began her journey as an Army National Guard Combat Medic. Since then, she has worked as a medical assistant across a wide range of specialties—from fast-paced orthopedics and internal medicine to retina care, functional neurology, and functional and integrative medicine. She has always been naturally curious and especially interested in the areas of healthcare where easy answers are rare.

Kat enjoys digging into the details, connecting information that may not seem related at first, and asking questions when something doesn't quite add up. Working in functional and integrative medicine has given her the opportunity to explore a broader view of health, work alongside practitioners with different areas of expertise, and continually learn about emerging therapies, technologies, and approaches to patient care. For her, healthcare has always been an evolving puzzle. She doesn’t expect to ever have all the answers—and honestly, that's part of what keeps her interested. Kat loves learning, asking better questions, and finding new ways to support the people she works with.

Kevin first came to the clinic as a patient in 2023 and quickly developed a strong appreciation for its approach to patient care. For the past 2½ years, he has been proud to be part of our clinic team while pursuing his Doctor of Chiropractic degree. A Veteran himself, Kevin previously served in the U.S. Army’s 75th Ranger Regiment and later as an F/A-18 aviator in the U.S. Navy. That background has given him a unique insight and appreciation for the physical and neurological demands placed on service members, veterans, and first responders—many of whom are part of the clinic community.

With more than 20 years of experience in fitness and functional movement, along with a growing focus on functional neurology and neurorehabilitation, Kevin is passionate about helping patients function better and improve their overall quality of life. His approach emphasizes compassionate service, patient education, and treating each patient as an individual rather than simply focusing on symptoms. Outside the clinic, Kevin enjoys strength training, staying active, traveling, and spending time with his wife, Andi, and their animals. He is always looking to expand his knowledge of chiropractic, rehabilitation, and neuroscience.