Brittany-Jean Green MSW, LGSW (she/her)
Do you find yourself caught in strained or complicated relationships—with family, partners, or friends—and feeling drained by how much space they take up? Our relationships play a big role in shaping how we understand ourselves over time and when life gets messy we can lose sight of everything we’re quietly carrying. While it can feel isolating and lonely to find yourself here, it’s also a common spot people arrive in. Let’s explore how layers of your identities like gender, sexuality, race and neurodivergence relate to your relationships and larger social inequalities.
Tailored to your needs, I’ll blend elements of motivational interviewing to move through inner roadblocks, narrative work to foster fresh perspective and cognitive behavioral tools to build boundaries. Get support to see the bigger picture and gradually replace old patterns with more intentional ways of building relationships that fit who you’re becoming. If this sounds like the support you need to rewrite and navigate complicated relationships, let’s connect and get started!
My path to becoming a therapist has included working with survivors as a domestic violence shelter advocate, serving youth experiencing unhoused status and completing graduate clinical work with Planned Parenthood. Outside of work I can be found persuading my houseplants to sprout a new leaf, rationalizing buying more craft supplies and indulging my arguably bad taste in music.
Specialties: Depression, Anxiety, Trauma, LGBTQIA+
