My Story

Before I became a Certified Divorce Coach for moms, I spent over 20 years as a Line Producer in the entertainment industry—bringing big ideas to life, managing tight deadlines, and solving problems on the fly.

I was known for staying calm under pressure and figuring things out when the stakes were high. Negotiation and mediation were part of my everyday work—and while I didn’t know it at the time, those same skills would become crucial later on, when I had to navigate something far more personal: my own divorce.

When my 10-year marriage ended in 2018, it felt like everything I was good at—staying calm, solving problems, making tough calls—just vanished. I was overwhelmed, heartbroken, and terrified about what the future would look like for me and my three young kids.

But slowly, once the shock wore off and the fog started to lift, I realized I wasn’t powerless. I actually had tools I could use—tools I’d relied on for years in high-pressure situations at work. I just needed to use them differently.

I started approaching my divorce like I would any complicated project: with strategy, perspective, and a focus on long-term outcomes. It didn’t make it easy, but it gave me back a sense of control—and helped me start making decisions that protected my peace, my finances, and my family.

A devoted lifelong learner, I decided to view my divorce as an opportunity for growth and began a journey of self-exploration and self-improvement, aiming to evolve into a more enlightened woman, nurturing mother, empowering leader and compassionate partner. I gained valuable knowledge from many thought leaders and spiritual teachers and soon came to realize that we are hardwired for resilience.

We all possess indestructible, innate strengths cultivated throughout our lifetime that compel us to rise after every setback.

This understanding continues to propel me closer to the person I aspire to be, and it can do the same for you.

My Turning Point

(and a valuable lesson)

The real shift happened when I stopped letting fear drive my decisions and started treating my divorce like the business of my life. I began focusing less on the emotions pulling me under and more on the things I could actually control—understanding my options, setting clear goals, and thinking a few steps ahead. That mindset changed everything.

I was able to negotiate a parenting plan and settlement that weren’t just fair—they were intentional. They reflected what I wanted for myself and my kids long-term. And once I realized how empowering that clarity was, I knew I couldn’t keep it to myself. That turning point didn’t just reshape my own divorce—it became the foundation for how I help other women move through theirs.

Why I Do This Work

Back in March 2022, I started a local divorce support group because, let’s be honest—divorce can feel like being dropped in the middle of nowhere without a map, and I didn’t want other moms to go through it alone. I wanted to create a space where women could vent, get support from others who actually understood, and feel like they belonged somewhere again. Basically, I built the group I wish had existed when I was in the thick of it.

As I listened to more and more moms share their stories, something clicked—I couldn’t just sit on the sidelines. Too many women were overwhelmed, blindsided, and draining their savings accounts just trying to survive divorce. I saw firsthand how unnecessary conflict and bad advice were making things so much harder than they needed to be—for moms, for their kids, and for their futures.

That’s why I’m on a mission to cut through the noise and dispel the outdated myths about divorce that keep so many families stuck in unnecessary battles.

The truth? Divorce doesn’t have to be a war. It doesn’t have to ruin your finances or your peace of mind. You and your kids deserve a future that feels secure, stable, and—dare I say—happy. And I’m here to help you make that happen.

IS CERTIFICATION important?

While many self-proclaimed divorce experts may offer coaching services, choosing a certified coach who has received comprehensive divorce and alternative dispute resolution training from a reputable institution provides important benefits.

Certified coaches model best practices, ethics and professional boundaries as regulated by organizations such as the International Coaching Federation and the CDC Board of Standards.
Certified coaches demonstrate commitment to personal excellence, integrity, presence, and ongoing growth.
CDC Certified Divorce Coaches are required to participate in on-going, continued educational training and professional development in the areas of divorce and alternative dispute resolution in order to maintain certification and be up-to-date on current practices.
Certified coaches strive to deliver more than clients expect and celebrate their growth and successes throughout the divorce process.
Certified coaches maintain a strict confidentiality policy and prioritize building trust with clients.

What Clients Have To Say

“For the first time ever, I got support for my relationship with my son, and I’m so glad I did. Brooke helped me figure out how I could support my son with learning the valuable life lessons I want him to in a way that was positive for both of us. I’m so grateful for how she gently led me to the answers. She’s amazing!! “

Aja

“I can confidently say that Brooke has helped me navigate my divorce and feel more confident in my decision making and negotiation strategies. She is kind, empathetic, trustworthy and makes a genuine effort to connect with my personal experience. She has a calm presence that is essential to helping, especially those with big or negative feelings, work through their divorce in a positive manner.”

Sarah

“Divorce is hard and overwhelming, but working with Brooke is a game changer. She helped me create my parenting plan and go into mediation with clarity and confidence. Her knowledge, support and guidance are priceless. I would not have been able to create the life I have now with my children had it not been for her help. Thank you Brooke!”

Julie