Britta H., LCSW^Crisis Clinician

Britta H., LCSW
Crisis Clinician

Britta grew up in Northern California but spent many summers and winters visiting family in the Roaring Fork Valley. She received her Bachelor’s in Sociology from San Francisco State University and went on to work as a family support counselor in the Bay Area, where she developed a passion for working with youth and families with complex behavioral health needs. She then relocated to Colorado in 2010 to pursue her Master of Social Work at the University of Denver, before moving to the valley in 2018.

Britta’s professional background includes animal-assisted therapy, crisis-focused clinical work in inpatient and community-based settings, as well as extensive experience working with youth and families in school environments. Her clinical approach is solution-focused, strengths-based, and person-centered, emphasizing practical skill-building, emotional regulation, and helping individuals regain a sense of clarity and stability during some of their most vulnerable moments. Drawing from cognitive behavioral and solution-focused strategies, she supports individuals in identifying their own strengths, building effective coping tools, and taking meaningful, manageable steps forward.

In addition to her community and school-based experience, Britta also works in private practice with teens and adults experiencing anxiety, depression, ADHD, relational challenges, and life transitions. Outside of her professional work, Britta values time with family and friends, and enjoys gardening and spending time outdoors.