Bob is a counselor from Cleveland, Ohio who is licensed to work with clients anywhere in Tennessee. His friends describe him as loyal, trustworthy, and he enjoys continuing to foster long-term friendships from his youth.

Bob starting his career in counselor at an experiential counseling facility where he helped thousands of clients create and follow detailed recovery plans. He has experience working in individual, couples and group settings.

After personal losses of his own, Bob identified the importance of counseling in his own healing. He has found that a great therapist is one who first does their own work, so they have more to offer clients. Bob works best with clients who are motivated for change and are ready to face their healing head on. In his spare time, he volunteers with recovery programs for Parkinson’s disease.

Rashelle Reynolds is a pre-licensed marriage and family therapist. She graduated from Middle Tennessee State University with a bachelor's in psychology. Moreover, she studied for a master’s in marriage and family therapy in 2020 and gained experience working in residential facilities, outpatient clinics, community agencies, and private practice settings.

As a therapist, she follows her clients on their healing journey. She values healing and uses the skills and tools she has learned to assist people who seek peace and internal joy. She specializes in anxiety, trauma, stress, grief, and relationships. Her approach is to provide a warm, safe space where clients can be themselves and breathe. She has over 10 years of experience helping clients reveal the deepest parts of themselves that have prevented them from being and living to their most genuine potential. Peace does exist, and everyone deserves abundant peace and security.

It can be difficult to ask for help, but nobody can do everything on their own. Nemetria is a psychologist that received her doctorate in Clinical Psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. She has a passion for working with adults experiencing low self-esteem, boundary problems, communication difficulties, difficulty adapting to new changes, trauma, anxiety, and depression. She collaborates with her clients using Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy along with other therapeutic approaches while taking a culturally sensitive and strengths-based approach to ensure you have a therapeutic experience tailored to you. She welcomes clients who identify as women, provided their needs align with her expertise. Her interests include listening to audiobooks, watching movies, and playing games with loved ones.

Branden works with individuals, families and couples of all ages who are looking to meet goals and tackle issues that may be holding one back from feeling peace and content. He works with clients who are looking for additional support with depression, grief, trauma, life transitions, ADHD, and overuse of alcohol.

Branden shares with his clients that he considers his sessions to be like going to the mechanic; the client knows what one is coming in for, and he’s there to help guide one towards the skills and habits that can make life’s transitions run smoothly.

Laid back, and easy going, Branden likes to laugh and have fun while in sessions. He has worked in diverse settings in the mental health field for the past 10 years, and has worked with Forward Counseling as an intern before receiving his master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy.

Angelik’s coaching experience has included campaign strategizing for individuals running for local and state government positions, divorce court coaching, and working with individuals experiencing institutional injustice. She has spent several years helping individuals and businesses organize protests, fight unfair lawsuits, strategize for removal of stressors to business and individual life, and formulate strategies for beating unjust treatment in court.

Angelik’s own experience with an unjust court system was the catalyst for her discovery of an ability to strategize and build a reputation for businesses and individuals dealing with stressors. In 2020, during her own experience in divorce court, Angelik was targeted by a judge who was subsequently removed from the bench due to abuse of power. Although she knew it seemed like a difficult feat to challenge a member of authority in an unfair institution, Angelik realized she could form a strategy to raise awareness for her family’s unfair treatment in the court system. Angelik’s work helped to uncover many other individuals who had experienced unfair and irrational treatment from this particular judge. This led to this judge’s investigation and ultimate removal from a position of power. After her own success fighting injustice, Angelik realized she could be a voice of hope and guide for others experiencing the same thing.

Since then, Angelik has helped parents who have unfairly had their children removed from the home, women dealing with unjust or unsubstantiated treatment in divorce court, and individuals in positions of power who want to form business growth strategies. She has been known to travel to where her clients need her, including to attend court or organize protests. Angelik is eager to provide tips for success to others and fight unjust systems in America.

William Richardson is a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) with three years of dedicated experience in the outpatient mental health field, including a graduate field placement that solidified his expertise. He is passionate about empowering clients to navigate their challenges and is committed to continuous learning to enhance his practice.

William's approach is highly integrated and client-focused, drawing from a variety of proven therapeutic styles. He primarily utilizes psychosocial, cognitive, and solution-oriented methods, with a focus on evidence-based practices such as:

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Systems Theory, Exposure-Based Therapy, Problem-Solving & Psychoeducation.

For couples, William is a trained practitioner of the Gottman Methodology, an approach that emphasizes emotional reconciliation and improving communication. His commitment to advanced training is evidenced by his certifications in an Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) course and a Trauma-Informed course by Bessel Van der Kolk, as well as completing Level 1 of Gottman training. He also has specialized training in treating anxiety and identifying suicidal ideation.

William's practice is tailored to support a specific range of individuals, ensuring he can provide the most effective care. He prefers to work with older teens, young adults, and adults. While he has experience in helping parents regulate child behavior, his primary focus is on individuals who present with internalizing issues like anxiety and depression, or adjustment-based issues.

He is particularly effective with clients who are engaged in the therapeutic process and are open to exploring different approaches. To ensure the best possible therapeutic fit, William has thoughtfully identified areas where his expertise is limited, and he does not feel comfortable working with clients who present with psychotic issues, strong personality disorders (such as narcissistic or borderline), or intensive neurocognitive issues.

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.