​​Brittany is a psychologist with a decade of experience working in a variety of community,

public health and private practice capacities in rural and metropolitan locations across Australia. Her career has included individual (paediatric, adolescent, and adult), dyadic (parent and child), and group-based clinical assessment and intervention across several mental health domains. In addition to clinical work, Brittany provides consultation and teaching to mental health professionals across Australia. 

Main Areas of Practice (not limited to):​

• General Mental Health concerns: Anxiety, Depression and PTSD 

• Complex Mental Health concerns: Trauma, C-PTSD, FND, Personality Disorders and Dissociative Disorders/DID

• Paediatrics: Behavioural challenges, Parenting support and Parent-child connection/attachment

Brittany is deeply passionate about working with people who have experienced adversity across
their lifespan and wish to improve their quality of life. She believes that our earliest experiences of relationships inform the challenges we experience later in life, and so the client/therapist relationship is a vital component for clients when engaging in their healing journey.

 

Brittany embraces a body-based perspective: recognising how the past may impact our present-day challenges and the inconsistency between what we sometimes think, and feel.​

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Current Work:

• Clinical Assessment and Treatment: Infants, Children and Adults

• Supervision, Consultancy and Training: Theraplay® and EMDR

• Theraplay® Australian Advisory Board: Member

• Doctoral Research at Federation University