Meet Heather Taylor

A native of Caldwell County, Heather Taylor began her career at Wingate University where she obtained a Bachelor's of Science in Sociology.  After graduation, Heather moved back to Lenoir where she worked at a children's home for teens and earned her Master's Degree in both Human Services Counseling: Marriage and Family and School Counseling from Liberty University.  Heather is dually licensed as a Professional School Counselor and a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor in North Carolina.  She gained her therapeutic experience from school counseling, private practice, and school-based counseling settings.  

 

Heather opened Bloom Counseling in 2023, having noticed a need for more availability in mental health resources in Caldwell County.  Heather has experience counseling children, adolescents, and families on issues of depression, anxiety, behavioral concerns, ADHD, parenting, adjustments/transitions, and other mental health concerns. She is a Certified Resiliency Educator and Certified Autism Specialist. She is trained in Trauma Focused-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Youth Mental Health First Aid.   Heather takes a family-centered approach to involve working with parents on how to better support the whole child. 

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While Heather has experience working with children and adolescents,  she also enjoys counseling women who experience anxiety and depression. Anxiety and depression can sometimes be a longtime struggle for clients, but other times it can be triggered by life transitions such as college, marriage, birth, or divorce.

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In addition to her work with clients, Heather is an approved Clinical Supervisor in the state of North Carolina.

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