Melody Brooke LPC, LMFT, Licensed InterPlay Teacher
Melody Brooke Quick Facts
After a childhood of abuse and neglect and two failed marriages Melody decided there had to be a better way.
Her counselors and self-help books agreed that it was her parent’s and husband’s fault. Applying this new knowledge widened the gulf between them. It didn’t take much of this before she KNEW their had to be a better way. With three kids to take care of, she needed to find it fast. Well, it took a dozen years to grasp how alike we really are, and more importantly, how to bridge the gap between us when all seems lost.
Melody first worked with adolescents and their families. Success required helping everyone see each other’s perspective. In private practice she was drawn to working with severely emotionally disturbed clients. Behind their seemingly irrational behavior she saw rational processes controlled by a viewpoint distorted by years of abuse.
Her model evolved from understanding the distortions her clients used to survive in a scary world. Melody's techniques transformed their lives and allowed many of them to return to the workplace for the first time in decades. The results are just as remarkable when applied to couples, families, and even in the workplace. What she loves about sharing these tools with “normal” people is the ripple effect it has on their children, spouses, parents, and co-workers.
Practicing what she preaches, Melody is now happily married and has five children enjoying the ripple effect in her life.
Melody is a Professional Counselor and Marriage and Family Therapist, graduating Texas Woman’s University in 1989. She is published in Radix Journal, Dallas Recovery Magazine, The Southwest Morticians Journal, Plano Child Magazine, on the Dan and Jennifer Relationship website, and is the author of Cycles of the Heart; A way out of the egocentrism of everyday lif, The Practice of Compassion:A workbook, and Oh,Wow This changes everything
Are you right for a Relationship Group?
Make no mistake, a Relationship Group is not for everyone. Let's assume you are aware that you need support to change how you relate with other people.
Believe it or not, it's not easy to find the kind of support you need. But even if you were to find people wanting to change, it doesn't mean they will have the basic knowledge of how to change.
I know I need coaching!
But first here's why a group is better than individual coaching:
Rapidly share individual and team ideas, for mutual benefit. As a result, great ideas are quickly integrated and distributed world-wide.
As you might guess, it's easier to learn the lesson when we observe it happening to others.
Best of all,since peer support is a requirement for lasting change, a group is the only way for change to stick.
But better still, you get the 100-200 years of combined wisdom of the group members, accelerating the transfer of knowledge.
The bottom line is participants reach their goals faster.
Oh, yes, and lets not forget that I will be adding my guidance and my 20 years of experience helping people change.
No doubt about it you get more from a group.
Let me explain
First of all, Group coaching is done by teleconference, and most coaching groups meet twice a month, for 60 minutes per call. Each group generally includes 6-10 participants.
Secondly, since Group Coaching is done over the phone, you can be anywhere, even on vacation and still particpate.
Let's take a closer look:
The first is comprised of individuals who are in no way reltaed to one another, but are all driven by the desire to have a more successful life.
The second type is for employees within a company who want to gain the relationship skills they need to get promoted and acheive personal success.
Just for the record
You'll be glad to know that participating in a group is a better financial bargain than individual coaching. You get all that combined knowledge and experience of the entire group of people, and you don't pay as much as for individual coaching sessions.
With that in mind, here are the details
- Groups meet twice a month for 60 minutes
- 6-10 people in each group
- Recording of each session to maximize your benefit
- One 15 minute private "laser coaching" session a month
- The audio version of "Oh, Wow This changes everything"
- Anytime access to an online discussion group to exchange ideas and obtain support between sessions
And, believe it or not, you get all of this for only $250 a month. Groups are term limited to six months, but can be extended if the group so desires and my time is available.
Oh, and I almost forgot!
Before you decide, I will give you a FREE 20 minute consultation to see if you are right for a relationship group!
Would you like to be happier and more sucessful?
What I do is help people and organizations become happier and more succesfful by giving them a better way to work together.
Clearly, our world suffers from an inability to manage conflict and communication in a way that results in deeper connection and more happiness.
For 20 years I have been helping people make sense of things that seemed senseless. Understanding how our automatic responses dictate our relationships and how to unlock our potential for connection and compassion changes everything.
Listen to what Suzy Osterer of New York has to say about the model:
"You explain so much and help understand how to own ourselves and our feelings. You explain in lay terms that regardless of who or what is to blame, even if it is ourselves, we all need to accept what has happened and move on without letting "it" immobilize us and not become the person we aspire to be. It helps to let go of negativity and intertia."
Oh, WOW This changes everything! Reveals What You Should Know About Yourself and Other People
Little by little as you read this page you begin to see that you can have the kind of life and relationships you want. Reading and applying the little shared secrets of psychotherapists the world over you can be free of the pain and misery you may have struggled with your whole life.
Here's a summary of what you'll find out:
- Why we react so emotionally and unpredictably
- Why conflict is a good thing
- Why our tendency to self loathing is a natural part of being human
- Why our lives tend to continually cycle in painful misery
- How to respond to other people, and ourselves with calm understanding
- How connect with others in a deeper, more fulfilling way
- How to replace self-loathing with self-love
- How to stop the cycle of pain and misery
Here is a more from, Susy Osterer:
“I find myself reading the same passages over and over…I get very emotional when I read it. You seem to have an amazing understanding and insight into what makes us do what we do.”
And from another reader, Alex Pouille of Palm Springs, FL
“By bringing in real world examples, the pages really do fly by. It was amazing how many concepts she covers and is able to explain. While I was weary before starting (as if this was going to turn in to one of those Dr. Phil episodes where everyone gets hurt), by page 10 I was hooked. Sure we've been told a million times to think of others, but this book actually plots a specific way how. And the best part: even if your not an expert in the field, Brooke breaks the concepts down so that you can understand them: concepts that are still important and not childish in nature. I gave the book a chance this past weekend and walked blown away: I can't wait to see what she comes up with next.”
Profit from my over 20 years experience as a licensed professional counselor and marriage and family therapist. I have helped with some of the most wounded people I the world by discovering a simple way to explain why we do the things we do, and then showing them how to do things differently.
Now have the great life you’ve always known was possible. And the amazing thing is that you will start to feel better and better about yourself in the process.
I'd love to give you a free 15 minute consult to see if you are right for a relationsihp group. I'm located outside of Dallas/Fort Worth. Feel free to contact me directly at: 469-223-7153. I'd love to talk with you.
Visit my website: ohwowthischangeseverything.com
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