Jackson, TN

Heather Brooke is a licensed professional counselor (LPC) in Colorado, Georgia, and Tennessee and a life coach, as well as a board-certified telemental health therapist (BC-TMH), a certified sex therapy-informed professional, a neurofeedback specialist, and a certified LPCC supervisor for LPCCs seeking licensure in Colorado.

With over ten years of experience, she currently offers teletherapy for individuals ages four and older in Colorado, Georgia, and Tennessee and in-person sessions for individuals in Tennessee. In addition to individual therapy, she also works with couples, families, and groups. She offers neurofeedback intensives and life coaching nationwide.

Heather was born and raised in Central Texas and called Colorado home for over 16 years prior to relocating to Tennessee in 2022. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and an Associate of Arts in Business from the University of Phoenix, as well as a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Adams State University. She is a member of the Chi Sigma Iota National and Professional Honor Society, as well as the Colorado Counseling Association and the National Board of Certified Counselors.

Heather received an award in the Children’s Book category at The InspireU Awards Ceremony held on October 7, 2023. In a heartfelt moment during her speech, Heather expressed deep gratitude and humility, attributing her book's success as the author of "Where's My Hair? A Trichotillomania Story for Children," to a higher purpose and divine intervention. As a therapist, she openly shared her personal journey dealing with trichotillomania, a hair-pulling disorder, and how her prayer to overcome it was answered in a different way than expected—through writing a book that now brings solace and support to countless children. This touching moment highlighted the power of turning personal challenges into a source of inspiration and support for others, beautifully reflecting Heather's compassion and resilience in her work at Forward Counseling. Heather is also the co-author of "Reigning Resilient Queens" (currently in production). She is also a public speaker and brand ambassador.

Heather is the mom of two girls, resides in Tennessee, and has pets (Bichon/Aussiedodle, Kobe, and a German Shepherd, Shadow). In her free time, she enjoys spending time in her faith with her family, traveling (the beach is her happy place), going to concerts, camping, hiking, spending time at the lake, snowboarding, modeling, and acting.

Kathelene White is a therapist from South Carolina who has spent most of her life in Jackson. She prides herself in being an intentional, passionate, funny and open-minded counselor who creates a genuine and safe space for her clients.

Kathelene’s specialties include working with children and adolescents, those experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, life changes, or grief, and those with dual-diagnoses. Her previous role was at the Carl Perkins Center for the Prevention of Child Abuse, where she counseled children and adults who have experienced severe abuse. She also has experience working with new mothers at Healthy Start, young adults, and older adults in an inpatient setting. She has also worked as a facilitator of recovery groups at Day Reporting Center/Community Resource Center in Jackson.

Kathelene believes that everyone deserves to have a safe place to work through the challenges life brings. Whether you’re coming in with a specific goal in mind or want to establish those along the way, her role is to meet you where you are.