Dr. Gwendolyn Stewart-Williams
Dr. Gwendolyn Stewart-Williams is a seasoned healthcare professional, author, and Senior Care Strategist, as well as the Founder of Gwen Williams Wellness Consulting in Boynton Beach, Florida. With more than four decades in nursing and a Doctor of Science from The University of Alabama, she combines deep clinical expertise with a passion for senior care advocacy and family caregiving.
She helps high-performing families and caregivers navigate complex healthcare decisions through structure, strategy, and compassion. Rooted in a ministry-centered philosophy, her consulting integrates faith-based principles, evidence-based frameworks, and emotional resilience to bring peace of mind and clarity during life’s most challenging seasons.
Dr. Williams’ concierge-style programs: Concierge Clarity Session™, Concierge Wellness Blueprint™, and Three-Tier Wellness Framework™, equip families with personalized plans, practical tools, and ongoing support to move from confusion to confidence. Her work emphasizes family communication, women’s leadership in caregiving, and the power of mentorship and collaboration.
Beyond consulting, she is a published author and speaker who champions emotional wellness and personal growth. Her book, 'Seasons of My Grief' chronicles her faith-filled healing journey after profound loss, offering guidance to others navigating grief and transition. Through writing, speaking, and coaching, she reminds caregivers that while love fuels care, structure sustains it.
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• Registered Nurse
• Family Caregiver
• Case Manager
• Healthcare Administrator
• Strategic Care Plan Architect
• Author
• Speaker & Educator
• The University of Alabama - DSC Nursing Administration
• Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Honor Society
• Feeding Palm Beach County
What do you attribute your success to?
My success comes from perseverance and focus. I set clear goals, stay consistent, and push forward even when the path isn’t easy. I’ve learned that success is built through discipline, faith, and the willingness to keep going when others stop.
What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
The best advice I’ve received is: “Believe that you can achieve what you perceive.” Vision comes before manifestation. I practice seeing myself succeeding in something long before it happens, it keeps me aligned, confident, and ready to act on the vision I've seen.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
Advice to young women entering nursing: Prioritize patient care but never forget the person behind the diagnosis. Lean on experienced colleagues, ask questions, and stay teachable as nursing is both science and humanity in motion. Advice to women pivoting from nursing to entrepreneurship: Learn from mentors and coaches who’ve walked the path. Build a business around your natural strengths and passion, something you’d still do even if no one paid you. Purpose sustains where profit fluctuates.
What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
The greatest challenge in senior healthcare is fragmentation. Families are drowning in disconnected systems of care. The opportunity lies in integration: using strategy, advocacy, and education to bring clarity and coordination to caregiving. Those who innovate around human connection, artificial health technology and structure will redefine senior care.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
The values most important to me in both my work and personal life are my faith, self-care, balance, and connection. I stay grounded through reading, travel, journaling, and time in nature, especially near water which restores clarity and purpose in how I serve others. I find peace in meaningful communication and simple gestures of gratitude, like handwritten notes, and I hope to continue nurturing these practices while enjoying more time seaside along the East Coast.