As someone who has experienced adversity and then, thankfully, healing, I understand and respect the courage it takes to begin the journey of personal growth and healing. My passion for counseling stems from my own therapeutic journey and the positive change that it brought about in my life. I’ll never forget how my counselors supported me during my most vulnerable moments, and my hope is to offer that same kind of presence to others. That’s what led me to continue my education in clinical mental health counseling.

I have always gravitated toward helping others and been drawn to understanding people’s stories. I hold a safe and accepting space, so everyone can feel supported to navigate life’s challenges. I work with individuals, children, and couples, and my goal is to create a supportive relationship built on compassion and understanding. I draw from person-centered therapy, cognitive behavioral tools, and mindfulness practices to meet clients where they are and guide their own journey.

In my free time, I love to be in nature hiking, paddleboarding, or just sitting by the creek. I love spending quality time with my husband, two kids, and dogs.

I believe healing happens in relationships and in the context of our lived experiences, identities, and communities. My path to clinical work has been shaped by systems-level thinking and community-based support roles, which deepened my commitment to helping people feel seen, supported, and more confident navigating life’s challenges. 

In therapy, I aim to provide a calm, collaborative space to explore what feels stuck and to build practical tools for change. My approach is trauma informed and strengths based, grounded in curiosity and compassion. I draw from narrative-informed and mindfulness-based strategies, motivational interviewing, and relational work to support clients in deepening self-awareness, improving emotion regulation, and strengthening connection with self and others. 

I am especially passionate about affirming care for LGBTQIA+ clients and supporting people navigating anxiety, stress, shame, life transitions, identity exploration, and relationship concerns. Outside of sessions, I value community, time outdoors, and practices that support steadiness and intention in daily life. 

Education

Master of Social Work, University of Denver (planned graduation 2026)

Juris Doctor, University of Denver Sturm College of Law (2014)

Meet Brittany

As someone who has experienced adversity and then, thankfully, healing, I understand and respect the courage it takes to begin the journey of personal growth and healing. My passion for counseling stems from my own therapeutic journey and the positive change that it brought about in my life. I’ll never forget how my counselors supported me during my most vulnerable moments, and my hope is to offer that same kind of presence to others. That’s what led me to continue my education in clinical mental health counseling.

I have always gravitated toward helping others and been drawn to understanding people’s stories. I hold a safe and accepting space, so everyone can feel supported to navigate life’s challenges. I work with individuals, children, and couples, and my goal is to create a supportive relationship built on compassion and understanding. I draw from person-centered therapy, cognitive behavioral tools, and mindfulness practices to meet clients where they are and guide their own journey.

In my free time, I love to be in nature hiking, paddleboarding, or just sitting by the creek. I love spending quality time with my husband, two kids, and dogs. 

Insurances Accepted

• Medicaid

• Cigna

• Aetna

• Private Pay