Brittani McDowell

Greetings and good day, friends! I recognize how easy it is to become lost in the tides of life with the various ebbs and flows that emerge with transition, loss, and the many obstacles we are presented with day by day.

Hope, the foundation on which we build at times appears non-existent and you find yourself trying to brave the terrain of unspoken fears, anxiety, disconnection, sadness, and numerous attempts to find the joy that often accompany those seasons of unfamiliar change.

Change, that can enhance feelings of discomfort, overwhelm, increased isolation, and aloneness, as well as feeling misunderstood, unseen, and everything in between that reaffirms the lie that you lack value and/or worth.

I consider it an honor and a privilege to serve as your supportive passenger on this journey of healing, recovery, and discovery by which we nurture an environment of safety to explore the root to destructive thought and behavior patterns, discovering and affirming purpose, as well as develop effective coping strategies that reinforce your identity, healing, and recovery with the goal to enhance your sense of self and overall quality of life.

My approach is person-centered using a love model framework that maintains the commitment to seeing you as your best self in every stage of life.

I have experience in working with children, men, and women alike. I have done a lot of identity work with inmates to reduce recidivism within the prison system. I have conducted research exploring emotional trauma amid women of color and healing through the creative arts as a therapy modality.

I am an ordained minister and practitioner. I have a faith foundation and a clinical background. Prayer in session and spiritual encouragement are available per your request.