Melody Brooke, LPC, LMFT

read moreMy approach is body mind & spirit, which means helping you become more present in your senses. Through taking the time to breathe and connect with your deeper self, you find your own healing with my guidance. Often directive and cognitive, I'm always supportive of your needs and limits. I have been in practice for more than 25 years helping individuals and families improve their lives. Some of the words my clients use to describe me are :genuine, kind, caring, compassionate, insightful, sensitive, dependable, playful, fun, determined and creative.

read moreThis is a really difficult task. First, you have to decide if you think you need or want to have a therapist to help guide your process. If you are suicidal, have any kind of addiction process going, have panic or anxiety attacks, are harming yourself or others (or just thinking about it), are seriously depressed, have wide mood swings, or hear voices inside or outside of your head then you must find a therapist. If you, like most people, have an underlying sense of dissatisfaction with your life, have unsatisfying relationships, have bouts of "the blues" or just feel trapped in your life, then you may want to find a therapist.