Brooke Schulz is not taking clients at this time
Brooke is a highly skilled and compassionate clinician who assists clients in recovering from stressful life experiences including PTSD, eating disorders, depression, anxiety, substance abuse, and relationship difficulties. She is clinically trained in Cognitive Processing Therapy for PTSD (CPT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectic Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Seeking Safety and other proven treatments. She is also a certified national trainer for evidence-based practice Social Skills Training.
In her eating disorder specialty practice, Brooke works with clients experiencing anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, and distorted body image. She has the honor of being the only clinician in the United States to be trained at the advanced level in the leading evidence-based treatment for adults with an eating disorder (CBT-e) from Dr. Christopher Fairburn at Oxford University (UK). Utilizing CBT-e and practicing from a recovery-based model, Brooke aids clients in addressing the mechanisms that allow the eating problem to exist and continue.
As a holistic therapist and yoga teacher in training, Brooke utilizes complementary wellness approaches in treatment to improve client health and outlook. These include mindfulness training, journal coaching, lifestyle assess-ment, and yoga in treatment.
Brooke received her Master of Social Work degree from the University of Arkansas, Little Rock. She completed two clinical internships, specializing in acute psychiatric stability and geriatric psychiatry. After completing her Master’s degree, she elected to complete a year-long fellowship at the Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System (CAVHS), specializing in psycho-social rehabilitation and recovery. As part of this fellowship, Brooke participated in a clinical rotation, providing therapeutic services to clients in the Military Sexual Trauma Recovery Program, as well.
Brooke is proud to have served veterans as a member of CAVHS’s mental health services for several years. Her clinical experience has included telemedicine therapies, intensive substance abuse treatment, eating disorder treatment, geriatric psychiatry, working with survivors of military sexual trauma, program development, and in an intensive community - based program for clients with a serious mental illness.
Brooke enjoys spending time with her family and her two pugs. She also loves to travel, watch movies, and read. Her self-care practices include meditation, yoga, and riding her bike.
