Growing Connections

At Georgia Peach Therapy, I believe meaningful support often begins with meaningful relationships. Just as roots grow stronger through connection, I value building relationships with fellow therapists, physicians, school professionals, and community partners who share a commitment to helping individuals and families thrive.

Whether we're collaborating on client care, sharing resources, exploring referral opportunities, or simply getting to know one another, I appreciate the connections that help strengthen our community and expand the support available to those we serve.

Ways We Can Work Together

Make A Referral

I work with children, teens, and adults experiencing a range of emotional, behavioral, and life challenges.

Meaningful growth is often supported by strong connections, and I value collaboration with those supporting the individuals and families we serve. Working together can help create a more comprehensive support system and foster positive outcomes for clients and families.

I commonly work with individuals experiencing:

  • Anxiety and stress

  • Life transitions and adjustment concerns

  • Emotional regulation challenges

  • Self-esteem and confidence issues

  • Relationship and family concerns

  • School-related difficulties

  • Personal growth and wellness goals

How to refer:

  • Email Brooke@GeorgiaPeachTherapy.com

  • Share my connect information

I value communication with referral sources and am happy to discuss whether a client may be a good fit for services. Feel free to email me at Brooke@GeorgiaPeachTherapy.com.

Community Collaboration

Meaningful change often happens when professionals work together. I enjoy collaborating with schools, healthcare providers, community organizations, and fellow clinicians to support individuals and families across different settings.

School Collaboration

I value collaboration with schools and recognize the important role educators and school-based professionals play in a student's success. Partnering with school counselors, social workers, teachers, administration, and parent-led clubs can help support students' emotional well-being, strengthen communication across settings, and promote consistency in care. Working together creates a more comprehensive support system that fosters growth, resilience, and success both inside and outside the classroom.

Professional Consultation

I enjoy connecting with therapists, schools, healthcare providers, and community organizations to share resources, exchange ideas, and collaborate around the needs of individuals and families. Meaningful professional relationships help strengthen our communities and the support we provide.

Presentations and Workshops

I am passionate about supporting mental health education and creating opportunities for learning, connection, and growth within the community. I am available to provide presentations, workshops, and educational trainings tailored to the needs of a variety of groups and organizations, including schools, parent nights, parent groups, community organizations, women's groups, healthcare practices, and professional teams.

Topics may include anxiety and emotional wellness, coping skills and resilience, emotional regulation, supporting children and adolescents, parent education, mental health awareness, and professional wellness. Presentations can be customized to meet the unique needs and goals of your audience.

If you are interested in bringing a workshop, presentation, or training to your organization, I would be happy to connect and discuss how I can best support your group.

Clinical Supervision

Supporting and mentoring fellow social workers is one of the most rewarding parts of my work. I enjoy creating a space where clinicians can ask questions, build confidence, strengthen clinical skills, navigate ethical and professional challenges, and develop their own authentic therapeutic approach.

Professional growth doesn't happen overnight—it takes time, reflection, and a little room to grow. Whether you're newly planting roots in the field or preparing for full licensure, supervision can provide a supportive space to learn, reflect, and continue developing as a clinician.

As an LCSW and Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS), I provide supervision for social workers working toward LCSW licensure in Georgia.

If full licensure has been on your mind, now may be the perfect time to take the next step. And if you've been meaning to start supervision but haven't quite gotten around to it, consider this your sign to get your peach over here and let's get growing.

Growing Connections

At Georgia Peach Therapy, I believe strong roots are built through connection. Just as growth happens over time, meaningful professional relationships are cultivated through trust, collaboration, and shared purpose.

I am always grateful for opportunities to connect with fellow therapists, physicians, school professionals, and community partners. Whether you'd like to exchange resources, learn more about my practice, discuss future collaboration, or become part of my referral network, I welcome the opportunity to connect.

If you'd like to stay informed about practice updates, upcoming workshops and presentations, current openings, supervision opportunities, and professional resources, I invite you to join my mailing list below.

Helping strong roots grow through collaboration, connection, and community.