Vacant Positions
Finance Director- Must live in Texas
Community Outreach Director- Must live in U.S.A
Director of Future Leaders for Advocacy and Mentoring- Must live in the U.S.A
Director of Resources- Must live in the U.S.A
Meet our Board Members
Introducing the multi-talented group of professionals who have dedicated their time to helping their community.
Nakisha Hall, LPC,
Founder
Nakisha Hall, LPC, is the CEO of You Are Enough Counseling and More, PLLC and the visionary leader of the Whole Person Wellness Collective. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor, author, motivational speaker, and mentor committed to holistic healing, self-worth, and emotional wellness. Nakisha is the author of You Are Enough Toolbox and Finally Free, works designed to empower individuals toward confidence, healing, and personal growth.
A graduate of the University of Houston–Clear Lake with a degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Nakisha currently serves as a Senior Clinician providing advanced care for individuals facing mental health and substance use challenges. She also mentors clinicians and graduate students nationwide through the You Are Enough Institute for Mentoring and Coaching, a six-week virtual program focused on self-work, confidence building, and addressing imposter syndrome.
Nakisha has received multiple awards for her leadership and community impact, including recognition from the Honorable Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee and inclusion in Who’s Who of America 2025. Driven by compassion and purpose, she continues to inspire, educate, and uplift individuals and communities through her clinical work, mentorship, and advocacy.
Frederick Waggoner, LPC
Director of Mental Health Empowerment and Education
Fredderick Waggoner is a licensed mental health professional with over two years of experience working with adults in behavioral health and correctional settings. He currently serves as a Sober Court Master Level Clinician with Harris County Parole and Supervision, providing individual and psychoeducational group counseling using Cognitive Behavioral Intervention (CBI). His background includes clinical experience with co-occurring disorders, trauma, and crisis care in settings such as the Neuro Psychiatric Center, Harris County Jail Mental Health Unit, and the Crisis Residential Unit. Fredderick holds a Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from CACREP-accredited Carson-Newman University and is a National Certified Counselor and Licensed Professional Counselor.
Tanya Lea Anderson
Director of Community Outreach – North Carolina
My name is Tanya Lea Anderson affectionately known as Teelea. I am a mother of four, a wife, a mental health coach, and a NC certified peer support specialist. I am a lupus warrior and autism mom. I am from Wilmington Delaware, now living in Charlotte North Carolina. I have been doing community activism and outreach for over 14 years. I’m an active member of my church where I am the head of the intercessor prayer team. My lived experience with addiction, domestic violence, molestation, rape, poverty etc is why I decided to start helping people. I don’t want anyone to hurt nor suffer the way I did. I enjoy reading, journaling, music, and learning new things. I currently am employed at a group home for troubled teenage girls where I’m labeled as “Momma Hen.” I’m excited to join the team as we journey into new territories and new adventures.
Rosalyn Norwood-Williams
Director of Marketing
Rosalyn Norwood-Williams is a United States Army Veteran and a graduate student in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, and a passionate advocate for whole-person wellness, social change, and community empowerment. Her work is rooted in trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and strengths-based care, shaped by both her clinical training and lived experience in service and leadership.
Currently completing her clinical internship while preparing for professional licensure in Texas, Rosalyn works with diverse populations, including individuals impacted by trauma, substance use, anxiety, depression, and life stressors. She is deeply committed to evidence-based practice, ethical care, and supporting clients as they navigate healing, resilience, and personal growth.
Beyond counseling, Rosalyn is a visionary entrepreneur and community leader. She is the founder of Lambda Omega Epsilon Sorority, Incorporated, a non-collegiate sorority centered on sisterhood, leadership, mentorship, and service, and Melissa’s Closet, a nonprofit initiative dedicated to restoring confidence and dignity to children in foster care through free clothing and essential supplies.
Through her counseling work, nonprofit leadership, and creative ventures, Rosalyn bridges mental health, advocacy, and empowerment. Whether in the counseling room, the classroom, or the community, she is committed to helping others reclaim their voice, rewrite their narrative, and move toward healing with purpose.
Kenyetta Chatman
Director of Future Leaders for Mentoring and Advocacy-South Carolina
Kenyetta Chatman is a mental health professional based in South Carolina with a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She currently serves as the Director of Future Leaders for Mentoring and Advocacy for South Carolina, where she is dedicated to supporting adolescents and young adults as they navigate life transitions, find their voice, and develop a strong sense of identity.
Kenyetta also provides talk therapy services for adults, offering compassionate, supportive care across the lifespan. Her work is guided by empathy, integrity, and empowerment, and she is deeply committed to walking alongside individuals on their journeys toward healing and personal growth. Kenyetta believes in showing up fully for the people she serves, creating meaningful connections, and helping clients move forward with confidence, clarity, and purpose.
Tonya McConico
Spiritual Director
Tonya McConico is a Spiritual Director committed to creating safe, sacred spaces where individuals can slow down, listen deeply, and encounter God in meaningful and personal ways. She walks alongside individuals through seasons of transition, discernment, healing, and spiritual growth, offering a calm, compassionate presence rooted in prayerful listening.
With over 15 years of experience in church leadership, youth mentorship, and community care, Tonya brings a deep understanding of spiritual formation and relational support. She approaches spiritual direction with humility, curiosity, and genuine care, trusting that God is already at work in each person’s life. Her role is to help individuals recognize, name, and nurture that movement with intention and grace.
In her sessions, Tonya offers a nonjudgmental, contemplative environment where clients can reflect, process, and explore their relationship with God at their own pace.
Her heart’s desire is to help others experience God’s presence with greater clarity, peace, and renewed hope