Brittney Gibson
PSYCHOTHERAPIST
PRONOUNS: SHE/HER
“Movement is our first language; it is a powerful tool that allows us to reconnect to our bodies, ground ourselves, and navigate new pathways that facilitate healing and change.”
Welcome!
The path to healing is rarely straightforward. It often includes uncertainties, emotional highs and lows, and moments that challenge one’s very core. Choosing to embark on this journey is an act of courage, and Brittney is dedicated to walking alongside her clients every step of the way. Her role is to provide a compassionate and accepting space where clients can explore their emotions, confront their fears, and begin to heal. For Brittney, healing is not just about overcoming challenges—it’s about embracing one’s true self and moving forward with resilience and strength.
Brittney’s Clinical Background
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Online in New York and New Jersey
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Aetna (including PPO, HMO, Meritain Health, 1199 SEIU National Benefits Fund and Aetna Student plans)
Wellfleet Student (NYU, School of Visual Arts, Sarah Lawrence College, etc.)
Northwell Direct
Out-Of-Network Benefits Reimbursement
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Depression
Mood Disorders
Life transitions
Emotional Regulation
Personality Disorders
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Master's of Science - Dance & Movement Therapy, Sarah Lawrence College
Bachelor of Arts Degree, Texas State University
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Licensed Creative Arts Therapist (002699)
Registered Dance Movement Psychotherapist
EMDR Basic Certification
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English
How Brittney Can Support You
As a trained Dance/Movement Psychotherapist and Licensed Creative Arts Therapist, Brittney believes that the body holds profound wisdom that can guide the healing process. Her approach integrates movement, mindfulness, breathwork, and somatic practices to address the whole self—mind, body, and spirit.
Brittney also draws on psychodynamic theory to help clients gain deeper insight into how past experiences shape their present lives. Through this holistic, trauma-informed, and client-centered approach, she works collaboratively with clients to enhance their quality of life, strengthen their sense of self, and cultivate more meaningful, fulfilling relationships.
Influences: Carl Rogers, Irvin D. Yalom, Polyvagal Theory, Brene Brown
Brittney’s Approach
Brittney’s therapeutic approach is holistic, integrating traditional talk therapy with movement, mindfulness, and somatic practices. This combination allows her to address not only clients’ thoughts and emotions but also the physical and energetic aspects of their well-being. She believes true healing happens when the whole person is attended to and is committed to supporting clients in achieving that.
Recognizing that clients are the experts on their own lives, Brittney’s role is to support each individual’s journey toward self-discovery and healing. Her client-centered approach means that therapy is tailored to meet each person’s unique needs, goals, and aspirations. She provides a compassionate space to listen, support, and guide clients as they navigate their path to wellness.
Rituals: Journaling, Meditation, Aromatherapy, Cup of hot tea, Affirmations, Weight lifting
Why Work With Brittney?
Brittney brings a deep understanding of the unique challenges faced by BIPOC individuals, especially those navigating the intersections of race, gender, and cultural identity. Her practice is grounded in cultural competence, ensuring that clients’ experiences are validated and understood within the broader context of systemic issues.
She is dedicated to creating a therapeutic environment where clients feel truly seen, heard, and respected. Whether addressing trauma, grief, systemic oppression, or the journey of self-understanding, Brittney offers a space of acceptance and affirmation. She supports clients in navigating the complexities of their identities and experiences, empowering them to live authentically and fully.
Library: The Gifts of Imperfection (Brené Brown); The Body Keeps the Score (Bessel Van Der Kolk); When Things Fall Apart (Pema Chödrön); My Grandmother’s Hands (Resmaa Menakem); Successful Aging (Daniel Levitin); The Power of Now (Eckhart Tolle); The Gift of Therapy (Irvin Yalom)
About Brittney Gibson
Brittney is a Black cisgender woman raised in the South, whose life experiences have deeply informed her understanding of the unique struggles faced by Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC).
She is passionately committed to creating a therapeutic space that is safe, affirming, and inclusive. Brittney recognizes the profound impact of generational trauma, systemic racism, grief, and loss, and dedicates herself to helping clients navigate these complex and often painful experiences. Her culturally responsive approach honors each client’s identity, acknowledges their struggles, and empowers them to reclaim their narrative. By focusing on the mind, body, and spirit connection, Brittney supports clients in learning from the past, honoring the present, and moving toward the future with renewed hope and strength.