Brooke Riley, APC, NCC
Therapist Specializing in Anxiety, Depression, & LGBTQ+ Related Issues
The best way to find out if this approach is for you is to schedule a 15 minute consultation. Depending on your therapist’s availability, this consult may be held over the phone, via video, or in-person.
Brooke is an attentive and nurturing psychotherapist who specializes in treating teens and adults ages 16 and up.
Brooke practices a modern and collaborative approach to mental health counseling, which is rooted in openness, vulnerability, and humor. Her goal is to create a comfortable, easy-going, authentic environment where clients feel empowered to be themselves.
As a counselor, Brooke enjoys having the privilege of sitting in the room with you as you become a more developed, more aware, and in-touch human. The pathway of change can be uncomfortable and unpleasant but choosing to go down it is one of the bravest things we can do. Brooke welcomes authentic emotional expression and real language in session. There is healing in showing up as yourself.
Brooke utilizes a variety of theoretical techniques during sessions such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), strengths-based approach, and person-centered approach. Her deep heart and authentic emotional engagement offer her clients the safety they need to grow their love and trust in themselves.
Education
Masters, Counselor Education with Emphasis in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, University of Mississippi
Credentials
Associate Professional Counselor (APC)
- State of Georgia (APC008788)
National Certified Counselor (NCC)
- State of Georgia (#1598410)
Brooke's Blog Posts
Healing from Heartbreak: An Attachment-Based Guide to Feeling, Surviving, and Thriving
As humans, one of the most complex emotional injuries we can sustain is heartbreak. Whether it’s the downfall of a marriage, the collapse of a romantic relationship you thought would
A Holistic Approach to Self-Care
The Self Mandala was created as a way to illustrate how each part of our being deserves acknowledgment, consideration, and exploration. By tuning into each of these rings, we can cultivate
The Benefits of Walk and Talk Therapy
Research consistently shows a strong connection between exercise and mental health. Walk and Talk Therapy involves integrating mindful movement into therapy sessions by walking outdoors.
Prepare/Enrich for Couples with ADHD
All couples navigate the balance between taking care of themselves and caring for their partner; however, that balance can be more difficult to find with ADHD in the mix. While
