Brittany is an educator, speaker, Giffords Partner, and the founder of the Unbreakable Organization. After surviving the Parkland shooting, she became heavily involved in the movement to end gun violence. She has shared her story as a TedTalk speaker, to thousands of educators around the world, and at rallies such as Moms Demand Action. Brittany is a determined activist and has marched with March For Our Lives, Giffords, and Change the Ref at rallies and public events centered on ending gun violence. Through these experiences, Brittany has learned the power of healing through using her voice and bringing communities together for movements that create change.

Kimberly is the founder of Fluent Wealth and a Senior Manager at Under Armour with over a decade of corporate finance experience at Fortune-level companies. A Gates Millennium Scholar and first-generation college graduate, she brings both technical expertise and lived experience to her work helping high-earning professionals and first-generation wealth builders transform their relationship with money. Her coaching goes beyond spreadsheets to address the real reasons high earners stay stuck, blending financial strategy with the mindset work that creates true financial confidence.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Brian Goldfuss is the Vice President – Benefits Consultant at Acentria Insurance in their West Palm Beach office and he brings more than 20 years of leadership experience across corporate management, public service, and community engagement. Brian previously served 18 years with the Boynton Beach Police Department, where he developed the department’s Homeless Outreach Program, an initiative that connected individuals with housing, mental health services, and long term support through cross sector partnerships. Brian brings a service minded leadership approach, strong relationship building skills, and a deep passion for creating meaningful, lasting impact in Palm Beach County.

Dr. Carolyn Rubenstein is a licensed clinical psychologist based in Florida, where she runs a thriving private practice. With degrees from Duke, Harvard, and the University of Miami, she has trained under some of the world’s leading psychologists. Dr. Rubenstein specializes in helping individuals navigate burnout, anxiety, and the complexities of modern life using evidence-based strategies grounded in deep compassion. As a mother of two (ages 8 and 11), she is especially passionate about advancing youth mental health through connection, compassion, and support - particularly during the most difficult times. She is the author of Perseverance: How Young People Turn Fear into Hope-and How They Can Teach Us to Do the Same. Dr. Rubenstein is dedicated to expanding access to care through community initiatives and leadership that challenge outdated narratives and move beyond viewing youth as “broken.” She is honored to help amplify the mission of Unbreakable and contribute to meaningful, lasting change.

Robbie works closely with doctors surrounding the Central Nervous System and Neurological and Psychiatric matters. Through his experience studying mental health disorders and addiction, Robbie has gained an immense amount of empathy for those on their journey to recovery. Robbie, originally from Parkland, Florida and a graduate of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, was deeply impacted after the shooting in 2018. He has joined movements such as March For Our Lives to help provide support in ending gun violence. With his Masters in Business Administration, connections within the mental health space, and passion for change, Robbie is looking forward to the impact the Unbreakable Organization will make.

Edvardo Archer is a distinguished Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist located in South Florida, with over 15 years of dedicated experience in serving families walking through their toughest moments. Throughout his extensive career, Edvardo has fervently pursued his passion for building bridges and fostering connections. His life's work is a testament to his commitment to implementing robust organizational support structures and advocating for individual empowerment, thereby contributing to the holistic enhancement of local communities.

Shanti Hollis is a licensed therapist and founder of Something New Counseling and Wellness in Jacksonville, Florida, supporting women and teen girls navigating anxiety, depression, and trauma. She holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health and School Counseling from Southern Adventist University. With experience in schools and community agencies, Shanti understands the emotional impact of trauma and chronic stress. She is also passionate about expanding access to mental health resources through shareable content and community events.

Matthew B. Woodfork, Ph.D. is a psychologist and Assistant Director at Florida International University Counseling and Psychological Services (FIU CAPS), where he supervises clinicians and doctoral interns. Originally from Syracuse, NY, he earned his bachelor’s in Psychology and a doctorate in Counseling/School Psychology from the University at Buffalo, SUNY. He runs a telehealth private practice offering culturally responsive therapy and is a past president of the Association of Black Psychologists, South Florida Chapter. His work reflects a commitment to advancing mental health, supporting diverse communities, and fostering professional excellence.

Dr. Jason-Anthony Prendergast is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC), Nationally Certified Counselor (NCC), Advanced Certified Clinical Pastoral Counselor, and Ordained Minister from Chicago. He holds a Doctorate in Pastoral Psychology, a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health, and an MBA from Liberty University. Featured on TLC’s 90 Day Fiancé: Last Resort and ESPN’s Long Live Seven, he has over 15,000 clinical hours helping clients with anxiety, depression, trauma, relationships, and faith-related concerns. His integrative style combines compassion, accountability, and spiritual insight to foster self-awareness, healing, and growth.

Serena Bradshaw is a sixth-year Counseling Psychology doctoral candidate at Howard University from Miami, Florida, completing her predoctoral internship at the University of Miami’s Counseling Center. She focuses on clinical work, research, and community engagement, helping individuals and communities heal from trauma and manage emotions. Her research examines professional Black women, exploring how dating experiences and faith relate to mental health. Serena emphasizes lived experience as a framework for understanding psychological well-being.

Laura Yassky is a Registered Mental Health Counseling Intern with a Master’s in Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness from New York University. She holds a B.A. in Sociology and Marketing from Duke University, where she was a Division I student-athlete and Academic All-American. With experience in consulting and career coaching, Laura uses evidence-based approaches including CBT, Trauma-Focused CBT, CPT, and DBT, often integrating mindfulness and somatic practices. Her client-centered approach empowers individuals to develop coping skills, take ownership of their growth, and work toward meaningful self-transformation.