Meet Brooke

Brooke is passionate about fostering a therapeutic relationship that supports and challenges clients to become their best selves. She enjoys working with clients in the late teen (16+) or adult chapters of their lives, who may be struggling with an eating disorder or body image concerns, as well as co-occurring substance use, anxiety, and other life struggles. Brooke believes that recovery is possible at any stage in life.

Brooke’s therapy style builds on the belief and understanding that connection and attachment play an important role in coping with everyday stressors and she works from an attachment perspective when providing therapy to incorporate this.

Brooke is a licensed professional counselor and mental health services provider in Tennessee (LPC-MHSP license #5615), Kentucky (LPCC license #287923), Florida (LMHC license #MH27239), and Nevada (CPC license #CP6174-R). She completed her bachelor’s degree in psychology at Transylvania University in Kentucky. She then completed her master’s degree in Human Development Counseling at Vanderbilt University. She completed her practicum at The Ranch, working specifically with clients struggling with eating disorders, then continued to work in eating disorder treatment at The Renfrew Center as an intern therapist. Brooke has gained experience with various levels of care (residential, PHP, and IOP) while working in treatment centers serving clients struggling with eating disorders, substance abuse, depression, and anxiety. Brooke values working with clients in an empathetic, encouraging, and motivating way. Her therapeutic style could be described as directive and relational.

In her free time, she enjoys reading, visiting new coffee shops around Nashville, spending time with her family (including her two giant dogs), and taking walks.