About
IGNITE TRANSFORM believes that sustainable healing is best achieved with the integration of experts in their professions, along with a community of caring people walking beside the women as they get well. If this is you, contact us, we’d love to talk with you.
Our Purpose
IGNITE TRANSFORM is a professionally integrated approach of mental health counseling, spiritual development and physical wellness that empowers our women to strengthen and heal, physically, emotionally, and spiritually in community.
Our purpose is to help women in Central Indiana rewrite their broken story to one of transformation and wholeness. Every woman’s story is unique, and yours is important to us. We’ve worked with women who have been abused, who need to reconnect to an inner strength and a physical strength. With post-bariatric patients who have not fully reached their goal or who find themselves back sliding into defeat. With women in recovery who have reached active sobriety and have benefited from a fitness program to add to their recovery process, to help maintain long term sobriety and health. These our some of the lives that IGNITE TRANSFORM has seen transformed.
Our Team
Meet Our Staff Members
Mary Beth Woehrle
President/Founder
Abby Lane
Community Connector/Marketing Administrator
Ginger
Client Journey Support
Meet Our Board Members
Meet Our Spiritual Team
Maryanne Kinney
Ignite Spiritual Team
Marcy Moore
Ignite Spiritual Team
Sandy Ehrgott
Ignite Spiritual Team
Meet Our Fitness Team
Beverly Howery
Ignite Fitness Team
Lisa Luoma
Ignite Fitness Team
Amber Harvey
Ignite Fitness Team
Our Partners
Blogs
Latest News & Articles
November 2025 IGNITE Newsletter
This month’s newsletter dives into what IGNITE is all about — a welcoming community hub offering everything from fitness classes and mental health talks to volunteer opportunities and Christian-based support for women in healing.
August 2025 IGNITE Newsletter
This month’s newsletter dives into what IGNITE is all about — a welcoming community hub offering everything from fitness classes and mental health talks to volunteer opportunities and Christian-based support for women in healing.
Health Is Hard. Here’s Why.
Recently, I’ve been getting fascinated—and familiar again—with why we struggle. Why is it that we can know what’s right to do, yet struggle so hard to do it?