Brooke Gordon, ‘Brooklyn’, is a proud black woman counselor who is passionate about the holistic healing of those she is called to serve; and showing up at all times in authenticity. Brooke earned her bachelor’s in Psychology from her beloved HBCU: Huston-Tillotson University; and her master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from THEE University of Mary Hardin-Baylor. Brooke is one of three co-founders of RE[ME]DY Retreats, LLC which focuses on curating intentional brave spaces for persons of color to heal in community one with another. Brooke is a Licensed Professional Counselor and a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor-Intern.

Brooke is trained in several trauma-focused therapeutic modalities including EMDR; and has served many communities including McLennan County, Bell County, and Dallas county residents with a focus on people of color, those who are living in poverty, and those impacted by mental illness/substance use. Brooke is the 2020 DFPS Champion of Children, Family, & Community Services Award Recipient, and received the Ancestors’ Wildest Dreams Award from TAHDOE in 2021.

Brooke is a womanist, poet, preacher, writer, lover of people, advocate for all things liberation; and believes that being a therapist who is devoted to healing generational trauma is the work her soul must have.