Brooke Williamson, LMFT
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Rio Grande Valley, bilingual English and Spanish

Helping kids with ADHD and the families who love them.

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Brooke Williamson, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

Hi, I am Brooke.

I am a bilingual Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, and I love working with kids who have big energy, big feelings and a lot of potential. ADHD is my passion, and I know it never affects just one person. It touches the whole family.

In session, we turn hard moments into practical skills: ways to focus, calm down and handle frustration. I also coach parents, so the tools work at home too and the bond between you and your child gets stronger. I also support teens and adults with depression and anxiety.

I see clients at the Counseling Center of South Texas in Edinburg, in English or Spanish.

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ADHD support for the whole family

01

Children with ADHD

Playful, practical sessions that build focus, emotional regulation and confidence, in English or Spanish.

02

Parents and caregivers

Guidance for the daily moments: routines, meltdowns, homework battles and everything between.

03

Teens and adults

Support for ADHD, depression and anxiety, so you can understand your mind and feel more like yourself.

Parent guidance

You are the most important person in your child's life. Together we build routines, responses and a connection that make hard days easier.

Depression and anxiety

ADHD rarely travels alone. I support the worry, low mood and overwhelm that often come with it.

Hardship letters

A clear, careful hardship evaluation.

If your immigration case needs documentation of how separation or relocation would affect you or your family, I can help. I meet with you, complete a psychological evaluation and write a hardship letter in English or Spanish.

  • A psychological evaluation focused on hardship
  • A written letter documenting my professional findings
  • Sessions in English or Spanish
  • Coordination with your attorney, with your permission

  1. 1

    Reach out

    Send a request or call the center and mention a hardship letter.

  2. 2

    Consultation

    We talk through your situation and what your case requires.

  3. 3

    Evaluation

    One or more sessions to document your circumstances accurately.

  4. 4

    Your letter

    A clear, professional letter for your case or your attorney.

Request a hardship letter

Share your contact details and I will reach out. Please do not include private health details here.

Prefer to talk first? Call (956) 631-9000. A letter reflects my professional findings and does not guarantee any immigration outcome.

Questions people ask

Ready when you are.

Reaching out is often the hardest step. Call the Counseling Center of South Texas and their team will find a time that works for your family.

(956) 631-9000
  • Sessions in English and Spanish
  • Inside the Counseling Center of South Texas, Edinburg