Where is the "Selection Brush" in CC?

Elements 11 has the "Quick Selection", "Magic Wand" and "Selection Brush" for selecting areas in the image. CC only has "Quick Selection" and "Magic Wand". Where is the "Selection Brush". I'm sure its there somewhere, but I can't figure it out.
TIA
Mike

Hi,
The Selection Brush Tool is only in photoshop elements.
In photoshop Quick Mask would be what to use in place of the Selection Brush Tool
(similar to using the Selection Brush in the Mask mode)
Photoshop Help | Create a temporary quick mask

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