Brooke Simas

Brooke Simas is a specialized therapist providing trauma-informed care and support for children, preteens, and teens. She specializes in navigating the complexities of neurodivergence, including ADHD, anxiety, and emotional regulation, as well as managing behavioral challenges like ODD, self-harm, and suicidal ideation. Her practice is deeply rooted in supporting families through the overlap of school, home, and a child's inner world.

Using a collaborative and play-based approach, Brooke utilizes games, drawing, and storytelling to help younger children process nervous system regulation and trauma. For adolescents, she engages in direct, conversational therapy that avoids a lecture-style format. Her background in crisis support and community work allows her to remain a steady presence for families navigating high-stress situations or urgent mental health needs.

Brooke views parents as essential partners in the therapeutic process rather than bystanders. She offers both in-person and telehealth services, making support accessible for busy families. She is a queer, racial justice, and transgender allied provider, currently accepting new clients for individual, family, and group sessions. Individual sessions are $160, and a variety of payment options are accepted, including HSA.