Grief & loss in schools
Developmentally responsive ways to support grieving students, guide staff, and recognize when additional care is needed.
BookSpeaking & training
Warm, engaging, trauma-informed presentations for schools, counseling teams, healthcare professionals, parent groups, youth organizations, and community audiences.
Drawing from 16 years as a licensed counselor and a background in education and school counseling, I translate mental health concepts into ideas that feel useful without reducing complicated people to a checklist.
Developmentally responsive ways to support grieving students, guide staff, and recognize when additional care is needed.
A practical, human look at what confusing behavior may be protecting—and how curiosity creates more effective change than judgment.
Helping adults respond with steadiness, understand the function beneath the behavior, support safety, and know when to escalate care.
Recognizing patterns beneath avoidance, overwhelm, executive-function struggles, rumination, and compulsive behavior.
Connection-first strategies for guarded, overwhelmed, resistant, or misunderstood adolescents.
Clear guidance on communication, boundaries, adolescent development, family patterns, and behavior.
Selected experience
Guest speaker for Quad Cities-area school administrators and counselors on student self-harm and grief and loss.
Guest speaker for advanced practice nurses and physician assistants on Gen Z mental health concerns and practical intervention techniques.
Team-building and psychoeducational presentations supporting personality awareness, communication, cohesion, and collaboration.
Mental Health First Aid and customized mental health topics for back-to-school training and continuing education.
Bring Brooke to your audience
Presentations can be adapted to your setting, goals, audience, and available time.
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