Brandie received her Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy from Trevecca Nazarene University. She also has a Master’s in Business Administration and a Bachelor’s in Organizational Leadership. Brandie changed career paths to become a counselor, recognizing the importance of helping others create space to identify and embrace their true selves. Brandie frequently works with people who are experiencing suicidal ideations, depression, grief, low self-esteem, relationship difficulties, and those struggling with sexual orientation, using a cognitive and dialectical behavioral approach coupled with Narrative and Solution Focused Therapy while considering Attachment Theory. Brandie is passionate about working with adults and couples. She is working towards becoming a Gottman Certified Therapist to assist couples in creating greater meaning and connection in their relationships. She also has specialized training in Prepare/Enrich for couples preparing for marriage or working towards healing and personal growth together. Brandie also devotes her time to developing and leading workshops to help young people rehabilitate their lives and move away from a life of crime.

Brandie grew up in West Tennessee, where she enjoyed sports, especially baseball, basketball, and football. She also enjoys outdoor activities, trying new foods, traveling, collecting sneakers, and spending time with family and friends.