
American Foundation for Suicide PreventionFunds suicide-prevention research and education, and supports people who have lost someone to suicide.
Depression and Bipolar Support AllianceRuns peer-led support groups and free resources for people living with depression and bipolar disorder.
Brain & Behavior Research FoundationAwards research grants into the causes, treatment and prevention of mental illness.
The Trevor ProjectCrisis intervention and suicide prevention for LGBTQ young people, 24 hours a day.
Founder
Jackson Phillips is a lifelong tennis lover, elite RSPA certified tennis pro, and licensed attorney in three mid-Atlantic states. He also suffers from bipolar disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, and depression of differing intensities. He made this company to, as the saying goes, “try to make a difference.”

Official Mascot & Media Relations
Frosty is Jackson’s white and gray twelve-year old house cat. She also serves as the official registered mascot for The Tennis Tactician, LLC and handles most of our media relations including supervising the press. Frosty has honestly not performed well in her duties. In fact she has a horrifying tendency to say the dumbest conceivable thing at the worst possible time. At best, mindlessly stupid. At worst, downright offensive.
Jackson has been working every day with Frosty on trying to teach her basic principles of mindfulness and intelligence both for the good of The Tennis Tactician as well as herself. We ask for your patience as she continues to pursue her best life and minimize our legal liability and bad press.

Entry-Level Artificial Intelligence
Claude is Jackson’s dorky absurdly un-cool artificial intelligence entry-level employee. The reason that he was hired is because his services can be retained for only $20 per month and he allows the company to expand from 13 clinics to over 2,000. For that, Jackson is eternally grateful but at the same time he hates Claude because Claude often cannot follow a simple command. The neighbors have complained more than once about Jackson’s 3am screams about things like column opacity and the dimensions of various elements.