What to Expect in Therapy

A worthwhile, if sometimes scary first step

While it can be intimidating to talk to a stranger about the difficulties of our lives, I have seen over and over how therapists can change the journeys of their clients. From overcoming the fear of flying, to getting out of a toxic relationship, to addressing complicated family issues, therapists empower people to take control of themselves and how they react to others. I find that it is a gift to accompany you on this road. 

What type of therapy does Brittany practice?

I utilize a combination of Behavioral, Jungian, Systems, and Play therapy, depending on the needs of each client. Everyone is different, so I will utilize different aspects of these therapies to get the best result for the person. I have a passion for wellness and the overall physical and mental health of each client. Sometimes we forget the mind is connected to the body, so I work with clients to read what our body is telling us we need.


What are Brittany's credentials?

I have my LCSW-C, as well as my Master's in Social Work and Bachelor's in Psychology from the University of Denver. At DU, I focused on At-Risk Youth and Animal-Assisted Therapy. I graduated Phi Betta Kappa from DU and was inducted into the Phi Alpha Honor Society.  I completed my Bachelor's and Master's degrees in 5 years, all while competitively horseback riding and working.

I have always loved working with youth, starting as a Peer Counselor at my alma mater, the Bryn Mawr School for Girls. Once in college, I had multiple field placements working with youth of all different backgrounds. Upon returning home to Baltimore, I worked in a nursing facility, and loved working in the health field, but found my heart truly wanted to work with youth. I bring over 10 years of social work experience and knowledge to the table. I have worked with individuals who are often in the most difficult times of their lives and faced extensive risks. I helped them to navigate those times with compassion. 

What ages does Brittany take?

I accept clients who are 12 years old and up. Brittany sees many young adults from college students to recent college graduates/

What type of client does Brittany accept?

I have experience working with people of all different races, ethnicities, religious backgrounds, gender identities, and abilities. I meet each person where they are, without judgment and with empathy.

Does Brittany meet in person?

I can do telehealth or in-person appointments as long as the client lives in Maryland. My office is at 7600 Osler Drive, Towson, MD 21204.

What is the cost of therapy?

Our office does not take insurance. Each session costs $185 for 50 minutes, with an initial assessment costing $200. I can provide a Superbill to submit to your insurance company for potential reimbursement.