About Brooke

My Story:

I am a licensed psychologist focusing on work with trauma/complex trauma, eating disorder and body image recovery, relationship concerns, LGBTQ+ and consensual nonmonogamy identities, depression, anxiety, and college-related concerns. I am Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) trained and offer this service virtually for clients as well as a registered yoga teacher and love incorporating yoga foundations into clinical and body work. As a queer, agnostic person looking to challenge diet culture/anti-fatness, racial discrimination, anti-queer and other justice issues, you'll see this perspective play out in our work together. I find working with those both with similar and different identities to be fulfilling and approach each person with curiosity and empowerment. I have a strong interest in and passion for helping individuals explore their intersecting identities and roles and the ways in which they move through and exist in the systems in place in the community and in the world.

 

Education & Training:

I am a licensed psychologist specializing in the treatment of complex/trauma, eating disorders and body image concerns, LGBTQ+/CNM concerns, religious abuse and deconstruction, and anxiety, depression, and stress. I am licensed in both Colorado and North Carolina. I completed my Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from Oklahoma State University and completed my doctoral internship at Appalachian State University in Boone, NC. As a proud Mountaineer alumnus, I also worked in ASU Counseling & Psychological Services as a staff psychologist! Apart from individual therapy, I also am passionate about group therapy, supervision and training, outreach and prevention, and assessment/testing. Previous work experience includes university college counseling, nonprofit, emergency sheltering for DV/IPV, athletic departments, and private practice. Unique offerings for therapeutic support include Walk and Talk therapy (for in person clients) and EMDR therapy.