Dr. Brooke Foreman is a former pharmaceutical sales representative who became an integrative Chinese Medicine Doctor, national fitness and yoga instructor, health coach and enthusiastic founder of Vitality Success Blueprint™, a world leader in vitality and lifestyle enhancement education. During her more than 25 years of fitness industry and health care experience, she has been called a “miracle worker,” “Dr. Sunshine,” and ‘wellness warrior” by patients and colleagues. Why? Because she is a relentless fighter for her patients – investigating and delivering the best, simplest, and safest ways to improve their lives as quickly as possible. She has inspired and empowered thousands of clients, instructors, healthcare providers, and patients worldwide by integrating the best of east and west scientifically-sound healing modalities.

Hi! I’m Dr. Brooke – a doctor, wellness coach, and life changer. I’ve helped thousands of people, and I can help you.

My interest in caregiving and health & fitness started early in my life. My mother was a dedicated nurse in western medicine environments where she provided holistic care to her patients. She saw and treated them as whole people, not just injured body parts. I admired the way she took care of people and her passion for healing. As a teenager, I created a babysitting business to take care of children and taught swimming lessons. As a young adult, I led aerobics sessions (Oh, the 80’s leotards!). I studied Biology at Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches, Texas, because I was interested in learning how the body worked, and I was raised to appreciate and enjoy science. During these years, I also became a certified personal trainer and group fitness instructor. I owned a Jazzercise ™ franchise and taught classes during my free time. Soon after graduating college, I landed a job as a pharmaceutical sales representative for Procter & Gamble. I enjoyed talking science and clinical studies with the doctors, but found I was drawn more to the patients. I started offering meditations before surgeries to lower patients’ blood pressures, and I brought in massage therapists to doctors’ “lunch and learn” sessions to reduce their stress levels. Without realizing it, I was following my mother’s example and leaning toward integrated health care.