TurningPoint Breast Cancer Rehabiltation is a non-profit 501(c)3 community-based organization.

TurningPoint improves quality of life for women with breast cancer by providing, promoting and advocating evidence-based and specialized rehabilitation.TurningPoint was founded in 2003 and has served over 2,000 women with breast cancer in the Greater Atlanta community.

Jill Binkley, TurningPoint Executive Director, Dr. Sheryl Gabram, Director of the Avon Breast Center at Grady and TurningPoint Advisory Board Member and   Dr. Winnifred Thompson, Professor at Emory University, presented the preliminary results of an ongoing research project to provide rehabilitation care to women with breast cancer at Grady Hospital. The focus of the conference was on racial disparity in breast cancer diagnosis, treatment and support. The partnership between TurningPoint and Grady has been in place for over 5 years and the study will continue as we collaborate to provide physical therapy for inner city and minority women in Atlanta. 

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A marketing graduate from the University of Georgia, Diana Ricketson spent two years in sales and retail before

Diana Ricketson

answering the call of the non-profit world and joining TurningPoint as a development and fundraising intern. She also volunteers as the social media manager at 200 Orphanages. She enjoys reading, hiking, meeting new people, spending time with friends, and working on 200 Orphanages.

Jawanda Dyson

After a career as an LPN, Jawanda Dyson obtained certifications as an Administrative  Medical Assistant and as a Billing and Coding Specialist.  She is also a  bilingual medical interpreter.  She joins our administrative staff where she greets everyone with a smile at the reception desk. In her spare time she enjoys walking, hiking, spending time with friends and her cat Sasha.