Chief Executive Officer

Karen is the founder of Infinite Abilities and currently serves as the company’s Chief Executive Officer. Karen initially opened Infinite Abilities in 2019 and she has worked in various positions during the initial phases of the company’s development. Prior to founding Infinite Abilities, Karen was the Owner and Executive Director of CAN Help, Inc., a Supports for Community Living (SCL) agency that provided services and case management to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the Lake Cumberland region for nearly seven years. After deciding to pursue other ventures, CAN Help, Inc. was sold and continues to provide Case Management services to clients in the Lake Cumberland region today.   

Karen is a lifelong resident of Pulaski County and a graduate of Pulaski County High School.  She pursued her higher education at Eastern Kentucky University where she graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy. Karen again furthered her education at the University of Louisville where she obtained a certification as an Orientation & Mobility Specialist and is trained to provide instruction related to knowledge and skills for independent travel to children and adults with visual impairments.  In addition to her role as CEO of Infinite Abilities, she remains a licensed Occupational Therapist and Orientation & Mobility Specialist. Karen resides in Somerset with her husband, Bryan, and their daughter. 

Administrative Director

Aaron currently serves as the Administrative Director for Infinite Abilities and has been in this role since March 2022. Aaron graduated from Pulaski County High School in 2006 and obtained an Associate in Applied Science Degree from Somerset Community College.  He further pursued his higher education at the University of Kentucky where he received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Natural Resource Management in 2011.  Prior to joining the team at Infinite Abilities, Aaron worked in law enforcement, serving as a Trooper with the Ohio State Highway Patrol and a Deputy with the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office. Aaron joins us from his most recent role as Director of the Pulaski County 911 Center and the Pulaski County Emergency Management Director where he served for approximately seven years and designed and installed a 911 Dispatch Center and an Emergency Management Center from the ground up. Aaron is a lifelong resident of Pulaski County and currently resides in Eubank with his wife Chasiti and their two daughters. Aaron brings with him a wealth of knowledge and training regarding law enforcement, security, emergency preparedness, disaster management, and technology. Aaron also has extensive experience in directing operations and the management of staff. 

Program Director

Carrie is currently serving as the Program Director for Infinite Abilities and has been in this role since 2019.  Prior to joining our team at Infinite Abilities, Carrie worked in the healthcare field for approximately five years. Carrie is a graduate of Pulaski County High School and possesses an Associate degree in Child Development. Carrie brings knowledge of one-on-one patient care and experience in providing support to assist clients/ patients in achieving their goals. Carrie serves as a liaison between our team case managers, guardians, etc., ensuring clients receive the best possible care & support to aid them in achieving their goals. Carrie lives in Eubank with her husband Cory and their three children. 

Quality Coordinator

Casey joined our team at Infinite Abilities in 2019 and currently serves as our Quality Coordinator. Prior to joining the team, Casey worked in the healthcare field where she provided one-on-one care to patients for approximately thirteen years. In her prior position, Casey gained extensive experience providing care in both hospital and residential settings. Casey brings specialized knowledge in providing support to individuals in each of these settings and implementing strategies and plans to help individuals meet their needs.  Casey currently oversees our healthcare and medication division, ensuring clients receive the appropriate medical care necessary to allow them the best quality of life. Casey is a graduate of Pulaski County High School and lives in Eubank with her husband Travis and their three children.  

Medical Coordinator

Alecia joined the Infinite Abilities team in 2020 as an employee in our Adult Day Training Center. During the COVID-19 pandemic, our Adult Day Training Center was required to temporarily close in order to comply with pandemic restrictions placed on SCL agencies.  At this time, Alecia transitioned to a Direct Support Professional and served our individuals in the residential setting.  Alecia demonstrated exceptional skill and work ethic, quickly advancing to the position of Residential Supervisor.  In late 2021, after pandemic-related restrictions were lifted, Alecia again transitioned back to our Adult Day Training Center and was promoted to the position of Adult Day Training Coordinator.  In this role, Alecia played a vital role in implementing our “Anchored in Community” motto by taking the lead in finding new and inventive ways to facilitate our client’s involvement in the community and activities.  Alecia has since transitioned to serving as our Medical Coordinator.  Prior to joining our team at Infinite Abilities, Alecia provided care for infants and toddlers at a local daycare facility.  Alecia is a lifelong resident of Pulaski County and currently resides in Somerset with her family. 

Marketing Director

Chasiti currently serves as the Marketing Director/Community Liaison for Infinite Abilities and has been in this role since April 2021. She currently serves as the First Assistant to Pulaski County Attorney Martin Hatfield. Chasiti is a graduate of Pulaski County High School (2007), Somerset Community College (2009), University of Kentucky (2011), and the University of Dayton School of Law (2014). Prior to joining the Pulaski County Attorney’s Office and Infinite Abilities, Chasiti worked for a law firm in Dayton, Ohio. Chasiti has experience in the SCL field as it has been a “family affair” since her youth. Her mother, CEO Karen Wilson, always worked to promote inclusion and understanding of individuals with disabilities within the family. While at its inception, Chasiti was only a teenager, she grew up observing the creation and development of CAN Help, Inc., under her mother’s ownership. After reaching the age of eighteen, Chasiti began working part-time for the company.  As a young girl, Chasiti quickly inherited her mother’s passion for serving individuals with disabilities and we are excited to have her on board to assist us in promoting inclusion within our community. Chasiti is a lifelong resident of Pulaski County and is married to her husband, Aaron Ross.  They presently reside in Eubank with their two daughters.  

Adult Day Training Coordinator

Sarah Nicholson began her career with Infinite Abilities in 2021 as a Direct Support Professional.  Sarah was first employed in the residential setting providing supports to our clients.  She quickly excelled in this role and was promoted to Residential Manager.  During this time, Sarah demonstrated a passion for getting clients actively involved in the community.  Sarah worked diligently to create experiences that allowed our clients to explore new and interesting aspects of their community.  Sarah’s passion for promoting community involvement led to her transition to Adult Day Training Coordinator, a position she currently holds.  Sarah currently resides in Science Hill with her family.  She is one of the youngest members on our team, a 2021 graduate of Pulaski County High School, but what Sarah lacks in age, she makes up for in work-ethic, passion, and dedication to our clients.  

Adult Day Training Coordinator

Sherry Scruggs joined the Infinite Abilities Team in 2020 as an employee in our Adult Day Training Center shortly after the company’s accreditation. During the COVID-19 pandemic, our Adult Day Training Center was required to temporarily close in order to comply with pandemic restrictions placed on SCL agencies.  At this time, Sherry transitioned to a Direct Support Professional and served our individuals in the residential setting.  In late 2021, after pandemic-related restrictions were lifted, Sherry transitioned back to our Adult Day Training Center and was promoted to the position of Assistant Adult Day Training Coordinator. In this role, Sherry assisted the Day Training Coordinator in day-to-day operations and coordinating activities to keep our clients engaged in the community. With the growth of the company, the need for a separation of the Adult Day Training Center became evident.  Such separation would allow us to tailor our program to the specific needs of the participants we serve.  As a result of this transition, Sherry was promoted to Adult Day Training Coordinator and is currently serving the older segment of our clientele.  Sherry has been employed in the Supports for Community Living field since 2010 and has worked alongside our CEO/Executive Director Karen Wilson at previous SCL agencies. Sherry embodies the mission and vision of Infinite Abilities and remains steadfastly dedicated to the clients she serves.