Brook Choulet M.D.

About

Brook Choulet, M.D., is a board-certified psychiatrist who works with children, adolescents, and adults to optimize their mental health and enhance their performance, both personally and professionally. She specializes in sports & performance psychiatry, helping busy professionals, high achievers, and athletes at all levels optimize their performance. Dr. Choulet received additional education in sports psychiatry, and she also completed a fellowship in child and adolescent psychiatry. She is passionate about helping high-achievers elevate their mental health and lead more fulfilling lives.

Dr. Choulet has experience working with athletes at all levels and has been the Consulting Team Psychiatrist for the NBA Phoenix Suns and the WNBA Phoenix Mercury. Dr. Choulet received the Certificate of Additional Training in Sports Psychiatry from the International Society for Sports Psychiatry (ISSP). Dr. Choulet is the President of the American Board of Sports and Performance Psychiatry.

Dr. Choulet strives to broaden access to mental health treatment for busy professionals, high-profile individuals, and their families in their local communities, which is what led her to establish practices in both Paradise Valley/Scottsdale, AZ and La Jolla, CA that offer a concierge level of care. Dr. Choulet founded Choulet Wellness: Scottsdale Concierge Psychiatry & Therapy, located in Scottsdale, Arizona, and co-founded La Jolla Concierge Psychiatry in La Jolla, California.

Recent Posts

Physical Clearance Isn't the Only Thing Athletes Need to Return to Play

Physical rehab and recovery is important, but more is needed to safely get players back to sport. What's missing? It's time to pay attention to psychological readiness.

Putting Worry to Work for You

Successful athletes, executives, or other professionals get sucked into the cycle of anticipatory anxiety. How can you put this anxiety to work for you and convert it into action?

Protecting Athletes' Right to Mental Health Treatment

Athletes deserve the right to confidential and accessible mental health services. It is critical to uphold confidentiality and ethic standards through established policies.

5 Signs an Athlete May Have ADHD and How to Treat It

Are you an athlete, coach, or on a team's staff? Are you a psychiatrist treating athletes? This post will walk you through possible signs of ADHD and treatment options.

Sports Psychiatry: 5 Tips for Optimal Integration

As a consulting sports psychiatrist, it's important to integrate into a team's organization. Here are 5 tips to succeed.

What Are Pro Sports Teams Doing for Athlete Mental Health?

Do professional sporting leagues provide mental health care to their elite athletes? There has been an increase in providing on-site mental health services.