Harriet is the owner of Integrated Therapy, LLC. She has been involved in the aquatic physical therapy industry since 1991. She attended Saint Mary’s College in Raleigh, N.C. and earned her bachelor’s degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. In addition, she completed the physical therapist assistant program at Gwinnett Technical Institute and she studied aquatic physical therapy techniques in Bad Ragaz, Switzerland. Harriet earned her recognition of advanced proficiency for the physical therapist assistant in musculoskeletal physical therapy. She worked for seven years at the Shepherd Spinal Center. Harriet presents aquatic therapy seminars to healthcare providers, hospitals and fitness organizations with a focus on independence and function for patients with orthopedic and neurological diagnoses and chronic illnesses.

Harriet co-authored Aquatic Exercise Toolbox, which is published by Human Kinetics. She is an active member of the Aquatic Section of the American Physical Therapy Association and served on their board for seven years. The Physical Therapy Association of Georgia awarded Harriet the “Outstanding Physical Therapist Assistant” award in 2004. She was the recipient of the 2003 Fidelity award from the American Red Cross. Harriet was also honored with the 2005 “Women to Watch”; where she was honored by her Junior League peers. Currently, Harriet is President of the North Atlanta Young Men's Service League and on the board of the Collins Food Pantry.  She has also served on the board for Peachtree Road United Methodist Church Pre-School, Paces Neighborhood, the Junior League of Atlanta, and the Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum in Savannah, Georgia. She is also the owner of Aquatic Consultants of Georgia, Inc. Harriet is married with a son and daughter and lives in Buckhead.

Ablavi was born in Togo, West Africa and now resides in Lithonia, GA. She graduated from Herzing University in Atlanta with a Bachelor of Science degree. Ablavi stays very busy as the Office Manager, where she manages both Integrated Therapy and Aquatic Consultants of GA. American which provides Red Cross swimming lessons. As well as teaching swim lessons, Ablavi is a certified American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor. Her hobbies include swimming, reading, and having fun with family and friends. 

Chef Glenn Butler studied at the Culinary Institute of America with Chef Ralph Varketta of Fort Lauderdale, FL. He has over 45 years of culinary experience. He was an instructor and dean at Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts. Chef Butler has authored a cookbook, as well as owned his own restaurant and catering business. He has worked as a private chef for 15 years and is a certified working chef (CWC).

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Ken graduated from Florida State University with a BS in Business Administration and earned a Physical Therapy Assistant degree from South University in Tampa. Along with aquatic therapy, he has worked in acute care, in-patient rehab and outpatient settings. Ken has grown up around the water and was a competitive swimmer during school. He and his wife live in Johns Creek, along with their daughter and son. They like to stay active outdoors but also enjoy a good football game or movie to relax.

James Irungu is the CEO and founder of Capital Billing Services, INC. CBS was founded in 2008 to help Providers streamline their Billing Services. James and CBS have worked with Integrated Therapy since 2014. “Integrated and CBS form a strong team and our core purpose is to help simplify Billing for the patients”. James lives in Atlanta with  his wife and son. Please contact the Billing office at 877-614-5227 with any billing questions.