Brittnee Page,
LCMHC-A, ATR-BC, CCLS (She/They) is a black, queer, nonbinary, born and raised in Durham, North Carolina. Brittnee uses a trauma-informed humanistic and social justice focused approach when working with clients. The human’s desire to connect and be authentically seen is priority in Brittnee’s work. They specialize in working with children and adolescents. Brittnee also works with individuals of all ages especially those interested in incorporating their creative self to their healing process.
In all spaces we find ourselves, we find our ancestors.
Brittnee is trained and well studied in the topic of historical trauma and resilience. We know that through the process of epigenetics and repetitive behavioral patterns, our histories can inform our present selves. Together in the therapeutic process we can use the information history has gifted to sculpt the future.
Specialities
Children and Adolescents
Identity Development
Complex Medical Trauma
Grief and Legacy
Racial and Historical Trauma
Skill Snapshot
LCMHC-A (Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Associate)
ATR-BC (Art Therapist Registered-Board Certified)
CCLS (Certified Child Life Specialist)
Bachelors in Child Life with minor in Art and Design at East Carolina University - Greenville, NC
Masters in Art Therapy and Counseling from Southwestern College - Santa Fe, New Mexico
Co-Author of Art Therapy with Young Individuals with Sickle Cell Disease: Understanding the Clinical Practices, Challenges, and Barriers
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Current Staff Art Therapist at Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago providing in-patient mental health services to children and families admitted for medical issues in order to reduce post-hosptilization trauma response
Previous work experience at Duke Children’s, Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt and Eating Disorder treatment center