Blog & Updates
Currently, I primarily blog on this website, although admittedly not as frequently as recommended. Writing can be wonderfully therapeutic in a variety of ways. Whether you share what you write with the whole world, just your therapist, or no one, I hope you can experience the self-discovery, emotional dumping, and joy that writing can bring.
How To Talk with Kids about School Shootings
The truth is that a school shooting could happen anywhere at any time. Parents are scared, and our kids are scared too. How To Talk To Your Kids, How to Help them Manage Anxiety after a School Shooting, and When to Seek Counseling.
How to Talk to Your Child about School Shootings with Indy With Kids
Facebook Live video: Indy With Kids asked Brooke-Randolph, Licensed Mental Health Counselor to help us develop a strategy on how to best discuss school shootings with our children.
Hope and Help from the Trenches of Foster Care and Adoption
This book is like a dear friend bringing you a warm, fuzzy blanket and mug of hot chocolate, giving you a space to breath and re-charge. It provides comfort and reminds foster and adoptive parents that they are not alone.
10 Ways to Get the Most out of Therapy
How can you get the most out of therapy? Here are ten ways that you can make your therapy sessions more productive!
Stages of Change
Change can be a difficult thing deal with, even more difficult is changing yourself: your habits, your routines, and your lifestyle. Take a look at the stages of change to see where you are and help motivate you to take the steps you need to finally make
Are You Feeling the Post-Wedding Blues?
The Post-wedding Blues occur for many brides regardless of the season. Find out why we experience post-wedding blues and what you can do about them.
Winner, Winner We Picked Dinner: Solving the Perpetual Problem of Where to Eat.
Often in relationships we settle for compromise. If we approach disagreement with meaningful communication, we would both be able to walk away satisfied and encouraged in the relationship.
Now Available: It’s Not About You
It’s Not About You: Understanding Adoptee Search, Reunion, & Open Adoption for adoptive and birth parents & their therapists. It has been a labor of love for me to produce this for you.
Do You Accept Insurance? Why I don’t & the Implications of Trumpcare
Regardless of the future of the health insurance structure, your best possible option may be direct pay. It allows you to be in control of frequency, length of treatment, and selecting the best provider for you.
Brainspotting vs. EMDR: Differences in Power Therapies
Brain-based therapy techniques can help clients experience unique breakthroughs, especially when “talk therapy” methods are at a standstill. Power therapies unlock creativity, process trauma, and help clients make significant progress. Brainspotting & EMDR are often compared.
The Hidden Cost of Using Insurance to Fund Counseling
Did you know that depression can increase life insurance premiums? In the long run, I believe that paying for counseling “out of pocket” will be less expensive for my clients than utilizing insurance benefits.
The Intentional Love Challenge: Helping You Improve Your Relationship
In 2017, join the Intentional Love Challenge. Every few weeks, you will receive a new challenge of something you can do to improve your relationship. A brief pre and post survey will help you see the difference the challenges have made in your relationshi