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Multiple Choices
Integrated Health & Wellness
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Our Story
At Multiple Choices Integrated Health & Wellness, we believe healing should feel human—not clinical. We created this space for people who are tired of carrying everything alone. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or just need a safe place to land, we’re here to meet you with compassion, not judgment.
Our team supports individuals and families navigating anxiety, autism, emotional relapses, trauma, and more. We combine professional care with personal experience—many of us have walked the same paths we now help others through. From therapy and movement to naturopathic support and coaching, we meet you where you are and walk with you.
This isn’t a place where you need to have it all figured out. It’s a place to feel supported and start fresh. Welcome to Multiple Choices.
Meet Our Team
Get to know the dedicated individuals who make Multiple Choices a success. Each team member brings unique skills and passion to our work.
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Kimberly Hawkins
Owner, License Clinical Social Worker
Kimberly Hawkins, LCSW, is the founder and co-owner of Multiple Choices TN in Goodlettsville, Tennessee. With over 25 years of experience, she specializes in supporting children, families, and older adults. Kimberly earned her Master of Social Work from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and has worked extensively in mental health, child welfare, and discharge planning.
She integrates cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness, and choice theory to help individuals navigate trauma, abuse, and domestic violence. Her approach is grounded in empathy, experience, and a deep commitment to holistic, client-centered care.
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Rebekah Lansford
Board Certified Behavior Analyst
My name is Rebekah Lansford, and I am a Board Certified Behavior Analyst with Multiple Choices. I have been practicing as a licensed behavior analyst for 4 years now in the state of Tennessee. Prior to that, I was a special education teacher for Shelby County and Memphis City public schools. I have been given an enormous heart for the special populations of the world, and working as a behavior analyst is how I am able to reach more people to impact their lives for the better. The majority of the population that I work with is individuals with autism, however, my scope of influence and practice is not limited there.
Shalita Thominson
Autism Analysis
Shalita Thomison is from Nashville Tennessee. She is a single mom of two boys, Jaylan and Kenden. Shalita received her Bachelor’s in Business Administration and Master’s in Health Service Administration from Austin Peay State University. She has years of experience working with elderly and vulnerable adults that are victims of crime. Shalita is proud to say her advocacy work started with her son Kenden. Kenden was diagnosed with Autism at the age of two years old. She has fought to ensure he has all the resources needed for his success. Shalita successfully completed the Vanderbilt Advocacy Project in 2023. Her goal is to share her experience and knowledge to help and encourage other parents, caregivers, and guardians.
Tanya Pace
Master Level Social Worker
Tanya Pace is a Master Level Social Worker. She attended Oakwood University and Alabama A&M University. She has over 20 years of experience in the field of social work. She worked for Crisis Services of North Alabama assisting victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. She taught at University of TN at Chattanooga as an Adjunct professor in the Social Work Department. She mentors many BSW, and MSW interns as a Field Instructor throughout her career. She has worked for over 15 years with the Department of Corrections as a Forensic Social Worker assisting clients in need of substance abuse treatment and mental health treatment. If you ask Ms. Pace what her calling is she would say embodying the concept of change. Being willing to be honest with yourself so change can happen.
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Ebony Pass
Licensed Social Worker
Ebony Pass is a Licensed Master Degree Social Worker, with an undergrad in Psychology and minor in Sociology. She has been working with patients to cope with the complexities of the chronic illness, End Stage Renal Disease over the past 5 years and has worked with children and families within the Department of Children’s Services system. She has a passion for helping people manage the stresses of these challenging life circumstances. Her approach to therapy is client –centered therapy. She feels that as people we are the experts on ourselves and as your therapist she aims to empower you to make choices that align with your goals and reach the best possible version of yourself.
Gina Straughn
Certified Naturopathic Coach
My journey to wellness—and ultimately wholeness—began with my own life. As a child, I was fascinated by people, families, and the medical field. I pursued nursing at Southern College after high school but had to leave due to finances and starting a family. I later became a certified nursing assistant through Nashville Community and worked in the field for six years. Over time, I realized medicine often treats symptoms, not the whole person. After committing my life to Christ, I discovered biblical healing—being made “every whit whole.” I began studying holistic healing and became a certified Family Herbalist and holistic practitioner. For over 20 years, I’ve helped people not just feel better, but become truly restored.
Aeneas Chapman
Office Manager
Marcia Ra-Akbar
Business Development & Marketing