Wellness House of Annapolis is fortunate to have dedicated, qualified professionals on our staff. In addition, we are extremely grateful to our team of over 200 selfless volunteers!
Click below to learn more about the individuals who make our vision a reality.

Mary Jermann

Executive Director

Mary Jermann joined Wellness House as Executive Director in the summer of 2019. Prior to Wellness House, Mary was Director of Volunteer Services at Hospice of the Chesapeake. This important work, similar to ours, diligently served the needs of hospice patients, caregivers, families, and friends. Mary’s background also includes decades of experience in corporate and non-profit organizational leadership.  She has a wealth of knowledge when it comes to team leadership, business administration and management, fundraising, and creative direction. Mary holds a B.S. in Marketing from the University of Maryland, College Park, is a certified mentor with Get Clients Now™, and  is a certified life coach with the Martha Beck Institute.

As Executive Director, Mary’s depth of compassion and experience serves as a powerful connection to the heart of our mission at Wellness House. Under her leadership and encouragement, our strength-giving support and services are made possible with the help of our amazing volunteers, at no cost to the community.

Terri Fevang

Program & Communications Director

Terri Fevang joined the Wellness House of Annapolis team as Program & Development Director in the summer of 2020 to support the enhancement and development of our adult, child, and family support programs. Terri brings with her a passion for innovation and creativity in redefining the healing journey. She has extensive experience in Healing Arts management and integrative care. Her work in the Healing Arts, and particularly music in medicine, has partnered her with the University of Maryland Medical Center Greenebaum Cancer Center, UM Center for Integrative Medicine, Anne Arundel Medical Center, Mercy Hospital in Baltimore, Hospice of the Chesapeake and Gilchrist Hospice. Terri is also a music composer and certified music practitioner (CMP)/therapeutic musician, and a graduate of The Music for Healing and Transition Program (MHTP), a certification program that trains musicians in the art and science of using the transformative healing power of music at the bedside of the sick and dying.

Prior to discovering the power of music in medicine, Terri was an award-winning television and film composer with credits in national and international television shows and documentaries, corporate videos, tv and radio commercials, and web-based content, and a television producer with Maryland Public Television. At the Wellness House, she is a valuable addition to the team, working to grow Wellness House’s program and service offerings, and support the development activities that keep our offerings free of charge to the community.

Megan Cannone, LCSW-C, OSW-C, OPN-CG

Oncology Social Worker & Community Navigator

Megan Cannone is the Oncology Social Worker & Community Navigator at the Wellness House. She is also a Western Carolina University graduate with a Master of Social Work, a licensed clinical social worker, certified oncology social worker and an oncology patient navigator certified generalist. As a social worker for over ten years, she has spent most of her career working in hospice care before transitioning to oncology.

Megan supports the Wellness House mission and vision and strongly believes that anyone impacted by cancer should have a place where their psychosocial needs can be met. As part of the Wellness House team, she will be overseeing the development and implementation of adult and children’s programs, providing direct counseling support to patients and families, leading support groups, as well as participating in community outreach.

She is an active member of the Association of Oncology Social Work, Academy of Oncology Nurse and Patient Navigators, The Hospice and Palliative Care Network of Maryland and the Maryland Cancer Collaborative. In addition to this, she is on the Florida International University School of Business: Women in Leadership Advisory Council and in the associated certification program. Megan is also on the Board of Directors for the Hospice & Palliative Care Network of Maryland and on the editorial board for the Journal of Oncology Navigation & Survivorship and the Academy of Oncology Nurse & Patient Navigators Writing Committee.

In her spare time, she finds herself connecting within the community as a leader, serving as board secretary for the Crofton Country Club and on the PTA at her children’s elementary school, where she often volunteers. Megan is the proud wife of an active-duty Air Force pilot and mother to three children and two dogs.

Janelle Swartz

Counseling and Support Manager

Janelle Swartz is the Counseling and Support Manager at the Wellness House of Annapolis. Formerly she worked with us as a Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania graduate student pursuing her master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She earned her bachelor’s in health science, with a focus on physical therapy, from LHU. Janelle has a background in Applied Behavioral Analysis therapy and has worked throughout the community assisting children and their families through challenging situations. Janelle applies person-centered therapy to her passion of working with children, adults, and families. She wants to meet individuals where they are on their journey and encourages positive thoughts, behaviors, and coping mechanisms. 

Janelle moved to Annapolis in 2020, and she recently moved onto a boat with her boyfriend and bulldog, Slider. She enjoys sports, hanging out with friends, fishing with her boyfriend, hiking, paddle boarding, going on long runs, doing cross fit, baking, and cooking.

Marshall Kaputsos

Operations & Grant Manager

Marshall Kaputsos, joined Wellness House as a consultant in fall of 2021, supporting grant management and operations. Marshall is an active member of the Association for Fundraising Professionals, and a University of Maryland: College Park graduate with a bachelor’s degree in English Literature & Composition. Marshall has an extensive background in technical support, management, training and documentation. Additionally, his experience as an executive assistant at PEAK Psychological Services, P.C. and operations manager at Macoy Capital Partners, Inc. allows him to be an all-around team player, taking on additional duties such as volunteer management and administrative services. Marshall’s organizational skills and work ethic make him an asset to the Wellness House as we continue to grow.

Jen Caughron

Volunteer & Member Manager

Jen Caughron joined Wellness House of Annapolis in 2023 as our Volunteer & Member Manager. She comes from Hospice of the Chesapeake where she was the Program Coordinator for their bereavement center, Chesapeake Life Center, for 6 ½ years. She brings communication and logistical skills to this position. Jen graduated from University of Delaware with a BS in Animal Science. She was a competitive swimmer through college which fueled her interest in her first career as a marine mammal trainer at the National Aquarium in Baltimore. This is where she learned her love and strength for working with volunteers, as well as her passion for excellent customer service.

Jen has lived in Annapolis for 27 years with her husband. They have three grown daughters. She enjoys spending time with family and her dog and cat. Her happy place is any body of water but especially Pawleys Island, SC.

Sally Sellman, NCC, LCPC, HTCP

Consulting Clinical Therapist

Sally Sellman is a Consulting Clinical Therapist at Wellness House. She is a Towson University graduate with additional education from University of Maryland’s School of Social Work in Baltimore, and a Masters’ Degree from Loyola University in Education with a concentration in Counseling. Sally is also a Healing Touch practitioner, and volunteers her time to provide these services at the Wellness House. She has extensive work as a professional counselor in private practices, a school counselor, and as a teacher.

At the Wellness House, Sally provides individual counseling to individuals and families, and facilitates our Advanced Cancer, Survivors, Men with Cancer, Multiple Myeloma, and Cancer Loss Bereavement Support Groups. She also is instrumental in helping to support the development of our Adult Clinical Program policies and procedures, and interviews and provides orientations for our volunteer practitioners and clinicians.

Meghan Siegel

Child and Family Program Consultant

Meghan Siegel is a Certified Child Life Specialist with over 10 years of experience. Meghan developed and expanded the child life program at Anne Arundel Medical Center’s emergency department and has worked throughout the community assisting children and families through challenging situations. Meghan has a passion for helping children and families and her goal is to always “make hard things a little easier”! 

Meghan joins our Wellness team as the child and family program consultant. She will infuse therapeutic play based therapies with education, development and emotional support to assist children and families in building positive coping skills. 

Meghan is honored to be a part of this community and is looking forward to working with the members of the Wellness House and assisting families who have been affected by cancer.