Brooke White provides individual therapy to Teens, Young Adults (18-25), & Adults (25-65).
Hours: (in person and via telehealth) Monday – Thursday.
Do you long to show up for yourself and your relationships with grounded and authentic connection? Are you searching for the skills to parent in a way that you did not experience as a child? What if you received the guidance, support, and healing space needed to create new generational patterns rooted in kindness, respect, and intuition?
Therapy with me:
You, like many of my clients, may be navigating parenting in very different circumstances than you were parented. My work with parents focuses on validating the intensity of parenthood, understanding your responses, and building tools to integrate into your everyday experiences. Most of all, the attunement and support you receive in the therapy space is a bridge to becoming the attuned and attached parent you want to be for your children.
Whether or not they are parents, my clients are introspective, open to expanding their self-awareness, and enjoy finding humor in the right moments. Sessions move between deep reflection, body-based grounding, connecting patterns from the past, recognizing and validating emotions, and exploring new narratives for a more hopeful future.
I work with clients who may identify as:
- Highly Sensitive People
- People living with trauma
- Parents and caregivers
- Helpers
- Members of the LGBTQIA2+ community
- Living in a diverse and larger body
- People with disabilities
- BIPOC
- Neurodivergent
Clients can find support with:
- Parenting
- Anxiety
- Trauma/PTSD
- Life transitions
- Relationship issues
- Addiction
- Eating disorders
My approaches include:
- Attachment-Based Therapy
- Psychodynamic
- Trauma-Centered
- Narrative
- IFS
- Somatic Therapy
- ACT
- DBT
Professional background
As a child, family members close to me experienced various mental health challenges, and I witnessed them navigate systems that were rarely able to meet their needs or help them heal. Through this and other experiences in my youth, I was drawn to finding ways to provide accessible and tangible help to others.
I graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with my Masters of Science in Social Work and spent the next decade working in residential settings, supporting: adults seeking healing from substance use disorders, teens who were unhoused and/or exiting the foster care system, and clients and students at a community mental health clinic. I love hearing people’s stories, understanding their drives, motivations, and patterns, and using those things to find answers to questions and begin to carve a path to healing.
Who I am in the wild…
I have a partner, 2 kids, and a dog. You can find me at home in my garden, building something out of Magna-Tiles with my kids, or trying to make something (art, baked goods, crafts) of my own. Everything about my life in the wild feels laced with magic as I watch my kids and family grow while also being filled with the mundane tasks of raising small humans and making the spaces we occupy the childhood my children will remember. I also love art, music, movies, my community, solving problems, and reading a good book.
Clinical Supervision
I also provide supervision for CSWAs looking to complete their clinical hours. I have been supervising students and professionals since 2014, and have provided support to staff in a variety of settings including residential treatment, outpatient clinics, and housing programs for adults as well as unhoused youth and youth in foster care.
My work is rooted in Strengths-Based, Systems, and Social Justice theories and I apply these and other orientations to my work with clients as well as supervisees. As a supervisor, I believe our relationship needs to be built on trust, mutual care, and understanding in order for you to feel supported as you stretch and grow as a new clinician.
My goal as a supervisor is to support you in meeting the professional goals you have for yourself and to grow in your confidence and areas of professional interest. I believe in the power of supervision and its ability to make a substantial difference in the professional lives of clinical helpers for the duration of their careers, and I’m proud and humbled to be invited on this part of your journey.
Are we a fit?
Please complete our New Client Inquiry Form to help us better understand your needs. A member of our team will contact you within 24 hours to follow up.