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Brandi Brown, CLC
(She/Her/Hers)
Integration Specialist
Meet Brandi, an Integration Specialist, helping people reconnect with their inner wisdom, self-compassion, and playful spirit. She uses experiential approaches to guide her students to untangle old trauma roles and strengthen the parts of themselves that feel more resilient.
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Brandi uses a unique framework developed by Seeking Depth to Recovery, called Self-Triangulation, which focuses on understanding the early internalization of caregiver responses. Using this framework, her students can let go of shame and embrace their healing. With her gentle, client-centered approach, we work together to slow down, build up the brain’s resilience pathways, and reduce the inner criticism and messages that keep you stuck.
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Having walked her own journey through complex trauma recovery, she brings a deep sense of understanding and self-disclosure to the space, helping her students feel normalized and seen.
Brandi Brown is a trauma-sensitive Integration Specialist. She specializes in the use of somatically-centered experiential healing - supporting her students in connecting to their inner wisdom that they're afraid to listen to, their self-compassion that they don't feel worthy of, and their sense of play and spontaneity that they've learned to repress.
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Brandi utilizes Seeking Depth to Recovery's unique ego-state framework, Self-Triangulation, to strengthen Resilience Roles and retire Trauma Roles. She teaches her students about the internalization of caregiver responses in time-sensitive periods of neurological development - extinguishing the shame associated with the enactment of Trauma Roles. She skillfully navigates this process from post-traumatic growth lens of "both/and" rather than shame and blame.
In her warm and gentle approach to recovery, Brandi helps her students to slow down and strengthen the neurological pathways of resiliency: wisdom, nurturing, and play. Through her extensive training in somatic approaches and action-based methods, Brandi facilitates the untangling of inner criticism and wounded child messaging from these resilience roles.
Brandi's unique approach integrates client-centered self-disclosure from her own journey in complex trauma recovery. In the creation of a shared space of recovery, Brandi's students feel a sense of normalization, shame reduction, and self-forgiveness.
​Brandi's formal training includes shadowing Shamans, receiving tutelage under the founders of Adult Children of Alcoholics (ACOA), training in Somatic Inquiry, and has spent dozens of hours practicing the art of Psychodrama.
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Brandi is the mother of two grown children, one of whom is in recovery. She also has a granddaughter who is the apple of her eye. In her spare time, she enjoys attending retreats, camping, local festivals, and spending time with loved ones.