Koketta Shelton, MSW, LCSWA is an author, licensed clinical social worker associate, private practice therapist, and certified life coach who is passionate about helping people heal, grow, and walk in their God-given purpose. As a woman of faith and a living testimony of God’s transforming power, Koketta uses her story and her clinical training to encourage and uplift others.

 

With more than 23 years of experience serving in the healthcare field and several years of direct clinical social work practice, Koketta has supported individuals and families facing trauma, depression, anxiety, grief, relationship concerns, and major life transitions. In private practice, she provides compassionate and effective therapeutic support that blends mental health expertise with a warm and client-centered approach.

 

In 2014, Koketta founded Sisters Pushing Sisters International, an empowerment organization created to uplift, educate, and support women who are overcoming hardship, especially those impacted by Intimate Partner Violence. Through conferences, workshops, and community outreach, she has helped countless women find strength, healing, and confidence in their personal journey.

 

As a published co-author, Koketta contributed to the book Women Who Win: Unstoppable Despite Life’s Challenges. Her chapter, titled A Window’s View Into My Life From Pain to Purpose, shares her powerful testimony of resilience and transformation. She also creates faith-based and therapeutic workbooks and materials that she uses while speaking at conferences and events to help individuals reflect, rebuild, and take meaningful steps toward healing. Her work is known for its honesty, wisdom, and heart for helping others rise after difficult seasons.

 

Koketta and her husband, Jason, are parents of three and grandparents of five. Together they serve their community with love and dedication, showing that healing and restoration are truly possible.

 

Koketta’s mission is to empower people to heal, rise, and walk boldly into a life where they can thrive beyond their traumas.