
It’s Okay for it to be Hard!
Allowing our kids to experience negative emotion can feel hard to us! But it is such an essential skill! When
The transition between mothering our kids at home to mothering them as adults can feel tricky. This is new territory for us.
There are many facets to this new phase of life that feel scary and unknown. But you don’t need to panic! Learn the number one problem my clients encounter and the secret to solving it. Watch this short video to learn how!
Working with Brooke has changed my life! I’ve been able to overcome lifelong poor thinking habits that have changed everything for me!
Paige Norton, Herriman, UT
Brooke’s coaching helped me see blind spots. She lovingly guided me to choose what I wanted to do once I could see where I was getting in my own way.
Nancy Dawdy, Wilmington, NC
I’m a mother of four, a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and a Certified Life Coach.
For many of us, when our kids leave home we can feel isolated and alone. We worry about how this transition will affect our relationships with them.
We feel a loss of identity and purpose. When I found life coaching, I discovered tools that have made all the difference in navigating this new space. I can help you feel confident in this new phase of life and create relationships that are filled with love.
Allowing our kids to experience negative emotion can feel hard to us! But it is such an essential skill! When
When my son got married to the loveliest of girls, I felt some new insecurity that I hadn’t experienced before.
We have a hard time separating ourselves from other people and their actions. We commonly run everything through the filter
I’ll share the number one struggle my clients face as they navigate parenting their emerging adults and the secret to solving it.