I am a licensed marriage and family therapy - associate licensed in the state of Texas by the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council. I received my Master of Arts Degree in Couples and Family Therapy through Antioch University.

Britt (they/them) is a dedicated therapist who specializes in working with the LGBTQ+ community, providing trauma-informed therapy that is deeply rooted in systems theory and feminist theory. They believe that mental health is not only an individual journey but also shaped by our relationships, identities, communities, and larger social dynamics.

With a compassionate and collaborative approach, Britt integrates evidence-based modalities such as Internal Family Systems (IFS), Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), and Gottman Method Couples Therapy. By blending practical, behavior-focused strategies with emotionally attuned techniques, Britt helps clients:

• Shift recurring or unhelpful relationship patterns
• Reduce anxiety around decision-making and life transitions
• Develop safe, constructive ways to express and process emotions
• Build deeper, more authentic connections in both personal and relational spaces

Britt brings lived experience and a strengths-based perspective to their work with neurodiverse clients. They provide specialized coaching and therapeutic support for individuals navigating executive dysfunction, attention challenges, and the unique strengths and struggles of neurodiversity. Their goal is to help clients harness resilience, embrace self-acceptance, and develop personalized strategies for thriving in daily life.

Britt is passionate about creating an affirming, inclusive therapeutic space where clients feel seen, supported, and empowered to write their own stories. Whether you are seeking individual therapy, couples therapy, or coaching for neurodiversity, Britt offers a safe, affirming, and growth-oriented environment to foster healing and transformation.

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