Brooklyn’s guiding purpose is to empower others to discover their natural ability to heal, grow, and thrive. Grounded in the teachings of Dr. Gabor Maté, her approach prioritizes presence, human connection, and appreciation for each person’s unique story. Brooklyn values and recognizes coping mechanisms not as flaws, but as intelligent responses through relationships, our formative environments and cultural pressures.

 

Informed by psychoneuroimmunology (PNI), she approaches healing with the belief that when we feel truly safe and supported, our bodies and nervous systems naturally begin to move toward balance, health, and reconnection to self. Brooklyn’s trauma-informed approach integrates somatic, existential therapy, attachment theory, and compassionate inquiry, with an emphasis on nervous system regulation.

 

Through her own intimate experience in loss manifesting in poor health and chronic pain, a passion naturally emerged in the mind–body connection for the ways our bodies carry and express our experiences. She holds space for the possibility that when suffering is met with compassion and curiosity, it can reveal itself as a profound teacher towards liberation.

 

She is especially drawn to supporting challenges in stress, burnout, autoimmune disease, digestive health, limiting beliefs, anxiety and depression.

 

Resonating with Tara Brach, “The emotion of fear often works overtime. Even when there is no immediate threat, our body may remain tight and on guard… We spend our time and energy defending our life rather than living it fully.” Brooklyn’s devotion includes walking alongside others' willingness to look within as they connect with their innate wisdom, creating more space for authenticity and joy.

 

She is available on Sundays and Mondays.