Brooke is a LCMHCA, attaining her M.S. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Commonwealth University - Lock Haven in 2025. She also holds a B.A. in Communications and minor in Psychology from SNHU and is a first-generation college graduate.

Her background is executive consulting on ethical marketing, data privacy and security, regulatory compliance, and design psychology. She’s consulted nonprofits, entrepreneurs, hip hop artists, technologists, authors, and Native American activists. Brooke’s advocated for racial justice, those who are differently abled, sustainability, socioeconomic equity, sexual assault survivors, immigrants, and technology literacy. She’s also edited books for a depth psychology publishing house, and evaluated AI safety and function.

Brooke enjoys research and has presented at conferences on the mental health impacts of perimenopause for the N.Y. Mental Health Counselors Association and the Association for Humanistic Counseling, and provided psychoeducation trainings on how communities thrive after disasters for City of Asheville staff and regional nonprofits supporting Hurricane Helene recovery. She’s led therapeutic groups on disaster resilience, managing grief after pet loss, and personal wellness. Brooke offers clinical education workshops for businesses on mental wellbeing in the workplace and stress management, as well as individual counseling sessions.

Brooke’s counseling approach draws on Existential, Jungian, Mindfulness and Strengths-based theories using a trauma-informed approach to support adult clients in accessing their innate inner wisdom, coping strategies, and personal meaning through life and its many transitions. She’s excited to offer remote counseling sessions via video as an accessible option for those with busy schedules, chronic health issues or who prefer therapy from the comfort of home. Working together begins with a free 30-minute consultation so you can decide if therapy with Brooke is a good fit for you. Self schedule your initial consult online below.