Seed Wellness was founded to address the gaps in today’s healthcare system—where patients often encounter fragmented care, unexpected costs, and limited improvement despite their efforts. We intentionally use the term team member rather than patient. We believe all individuals can be empowered to take an active role in their own health journey.
The provider serves as a knowledgeable guide—offering clinical expertise, evidence-based recommendations, and support—while honoring each team member’s autonomy, goals, and lived experience. The team member approach to care is rooted in collaboration and focused on sustainable change.
Seed Wellness is led by Whitney Krawczyk, FNP-BC, DipACLM, a board-certified nurse practitioner with 8 years of experience in outpatient psychiatric care and additional certification in lifestyle medicine. As a married mother of three, Whitney understands the demands of modern life and brings a grounded, compassionate approach to each visit.
Seed Wellness is on a mission to empower team members with the tools needed to achieve sustainable mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. We will work collaboratively to deliver care that is personalized and designed to help you grow.
Our Team Approach
Consulting Physician
Dr. Christine Jones is a Board Certified Family Medicine Physician. She served as an active-duty military physician and deployed to Iraq for 11 months in 2009. She has lived in Hawaii, Denver and also California but now calls Georgia home.
She provides acute, chronic and preventive care for women of all ages and believes in optimizing care to help patients on their journey to personal wellness by providing an individual plan that considers the whole patient. She uses an integrative approach, implementing a root cause perspective that incorporates nutrition, lifestyle habits, pharmaceuticals, supplements and spiritual health.
Her clinical interests include Thyroid Health, Hormone Replacement Therapy for Perimenopausal and Menopausal Women and also Cardiovascular Health Optimization for Men and Women. She believes in bringing humanity back to medicine and that food is our true medicine.
When not at work she enjoys spending time with her family, reading about health and medicine, cooking with friends, reading her Bible, going on walks, and drinking oat milk lattes.
Education:
1992-1996 BA Women’s Studies and Sociology – Emory University
2001-2005 DO – Western University of Health Sciences in Pomona, California
2005-2008 Family Practice Residency – Martin Army Community Hospital
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