Time for the teams to meet.
Greetings! We’re Thrilled to Meet You!
Simone Gardinier-
Founder, Cert. Health & Wellness Coach
Simone has been in the wellness world since 2016 when she embarked on a weight loss journey. Her new lifestyle soon became her new career. In 2018, she began coaching individuals using the same modalities she used to enhance her health and upgrade her lifestyle. Her approach to wellness is grounded in daily rituals and practices that embrace the essence of movement, balanced meals, and mindfulness—also known as her M3 Formula. These modalities ensure sustainability, longevity, and happiness in an individual’s day-to-day life.
As a coach for many years, most of her clients have worked in stressful 9-5 work settings and came to her for healing, rebalancing, and self-care. With many years of data collection, she understood that the best way to solve the problem for her clients and the masses is by nurturing the root of the problem - the work environment. Her philosophy embeds a sustainable health model in the center of company culture that all employees, from today’s CEO to the next generation of work-from-home employees, can benefit from these coaching services, resulting in a win-win for all - a more productive, loyal employee and a more positive work environment and work culture. This is how “My Work Wellness Coach” was born.
Dr. Brittany Crawford
Licensed Clinical Psychologist
Dr. Brittany Crawford is deeply committed to mental health and community service. After earning her Psychology degree from San Francisco State University in 2014, she became Hotline Coordinator at San Francisco Suicide Prevention, supporting individuals in crisis. This experience fueled her advocacy and led her to pursue a doctorate in Clinical Psychology at CSPP in 2016.
During her doctoral training, she made a significant impact at the University of San Francisco's Counseling and Psychological Services by co-developing a Mental Health Ambassador program for POC-identified students, promoting mental health equity. Currently, Dr. Crawford works at Kaiser, providing mental health services and empowering individuals with expertise in stress management and relationship building. Her career reflects a strong dedication to enhancing mental health and supporting underserved communities.
Chloe Kwiatkowski
Cert.Yoga Instructor
When she was 12, Chloe attended her first yoga class with her aunt and quickly fell in love. Her dedication to yoga has deepened over the years. It provides her with a means to align her mind, body, and spirit while fostering personal transformation.
As a mindfulness coach, Chloe uses yoga as a tool for others’ liberation. She believes it can rewire behavioral patterns for positive change. Through breathing exercises and meditation, she helps clients address impulsive behaviors linked to trauma and stress. She assures them that a daily yoga practice can lead to personal growth and healing.
Chloe (she/her) is a mixed-race creator and facilitator in San Francisco, CA, on the unceded land of the Ramaytush Ohlone. Operating at the intersection of the spiritual, somatic, and artistic, she earned her 200-hour Yoga Teaching Certification in 2022, completed the Prison Yoga Project's training in 2024, and will receive her 500-hour YTT certification in Spring 2025. She also holds degrees in Art & Visual Culture Education and Curatorial Practice.
Dr. Ketetha Olengue
Board Certified Psychiatrist, Mindful Coach, Yoga Instructor
Shaped by her own journey as a childhood cardiac patient under exceptional medical care, Dr. Olengue brings both deep clinical expertise and personal understanding to psychiatric practice. Having done her own healing work, she creates a non-judgmental space where clients can explore their experiences authentically. Her clients—ranging from young adults navigating adulthood to high-achieving professionals managing ADHD and career pressures—discover new levels of self-awareness through trauma-informed, collaborative care. Drawing from diverse experiences in inpatient, outpatient, and crisis settings, she believes in empowering clients with choices about their treatment, including thoughtful discussions about medication. At Ordinary Psychiatry, she embraces a fundamental truth: life's ups and downs are part of the human experience, and seeking help isn't about fixing what's broken but about finding balance in our ordinary yet meaningful lives.