Brooke specializes in anxiety, depression, trauma, couples counseling, and family life stressors. Brooke received a Masters of Arts in Counseling (Marriage, Family, and Couples specialization) from the University of Nevada, Reno, completing a 3 year graduate-level education, as well as completing an additional 4 year anxiety treatment center internship and clinical practice. This extensive 6 plus years of education and training (1 year overlap of grad school and internship) equips Brooke to diagnose, evaluate, and treat a full scope of mental health conditions. Brooke has 15 years of experience utilizing Therapeutic Lifestyle Change interventions as a personal trainer and nutrition coach as well. Brooke takes a positive and affirming approach to all identities and relationships.

Brooke is extensively trained in family systems concepts, Beck Institute CBT for Anxiety and Depression, Motivational Interviewing for Addictions, Sexual Assault Prevention and Education, and Meyers-Briggs Personality and Spiritual Formations. Brooke utilizes evidenced-based practices including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy, Prolonged Exposure, Narrative Exposure, Dialectical-Behavioral Therapy for Understanding Emotion Regulation, Child-Parent Psychotherapy, Family Genograms, Adlerian Family Therapy, and Gottman Couples Counseling research. Brooke is a multiculturally-competent counselor and counsels largely from a humanistic perspective. She treats individuals, couples, families, adolescents, and children.