Why did you become a therapist, and what motivates you to continue?

I was born, raised, and have lived in Florida my entire life. My babies are my Pembroke Welsh Corgi and two cats. I have lived experience with mental health and know what it is like to sit on the other side of the couch. I had convinced myself for years that my ultimate goal was to strictly stay within the realm of medical social work. Opening my own private practice was never in the books for me until I started looking for a therapist myself. I found very few therapists who specialized in supporting healthcare workers or who had ever worked in a hospital setting. The need was there, but the options were limited. So, I decided to create the exact space I was looking for and here we are! Ta-da! In my free time, I co-host a podcast with my favorite Texas therapist, Nikita (Yee Haw!). Coffee shops and hot yoga classes are my two favorite places to be.

Hello! I'm Jennifer, a therapist with a casual and authentic approach who is passionate about helping overwhelmed helping professionals achieve emotional balance. As the wife of a physician and someone who has worked closely with RNs, psychologists, and other healthcare professionals, I understand firsthand how emotional exhaustion and constant pressure can take a toll. I specialize workplace burnout, with a strong focus on helping healthcare professionals heal from compassion fatigue. As far as all of the fancy credentials go, I am trained in Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), an evidenced based eye-movement based treatment for trauma. Additionally, I am a Master’s Level Certified Addiction Professional (MCAP) and have had formal training in Emotionally Focused Individual Therapy (EFIT).I offer therapy sessions in-office or via telehealth in Florida. Additionally, I offer therapy services in Alabama and Maine (telehealth only).

I took an Intro to Psychology class in 10th grade and was sold on the idea of entering the psychology field. I was one of many teenagers that felt I had no one to talk to and decided I wanted to become the person I wish I had back then. Someone who accepted me as I was, did not judge me, supported me, and believed in me. While I am now trained in addressing a variety of clinical concerns using evidence based interventions, I continue to strive and create this environment for anyone I work with. I believe the therapeutic relationship remains the most important factor.

Hello! I work with adults ready to address old patterns or new changes that are becoming challenging to live with. This might be anxiety, lower mood, loss, or life transitions, such as pregnancy, parenting, separations, career shifts, or simply wanting to focus on your own wellbeing.

I had taken a Psychology course in high school and became fascinated with understanding more about the brain and behaviors and also often found that I was the go-to person for my friends that being "that person" for them felt natural.

Has stress, intrusive thoughts, or the weight of everyday life started to feel overwhelming? Do you feel stuck in patterns that make it hard to move forward, reach your goals, or even get through the day? Brittany Webb and her team at Better Minds Counseling & Services are here to support you in breaking those cycles and finding a path that feels more manageable and meaningful. Therapy is a collaborative process. Together, we create a safe, confidential, and compassionate space where you can talk openly about what you’re experiencing. You don’t have to navigate anxiety, self-doubt, or life’s challenges alone. Our goal is to help you better understand what’s happening, develop tools that actually work for your life, and reconnect with a sense of relief, confidence, and balance. If persistent negative thoughts or anxiety have been taking up too much space in your mind, you’re not alone, and reaching out for support is a powerful first step. Many people come to us feeling unsure of where to start, but through therapy they begin to feel more grounded, empowered, and hopeful. At Better Minds Counseling & Services, we use evidence-based approaches tailored to your needs. Treatment may include therapies such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), both of which are highly effective for anxiety and obsessive-compulsive patterns. Our team focuses on helping clients understand their thoughts and behaviors while building practical strategies for change. If we work together, Brittany and her team at Better Minds understand that therapy can feel vulnerable and that growth often comes with ups and downs. Having a supportive and trusted guide along the way can make those challenges feel more manageable. At Better Minds Counseling & Services, we believe therapy should feel collaborative, supportive, and tailored to you. Whether you are navigating anxiety, intrusive thoughts, life transitions, or feeling stuck in patterns that no longer serve you, our team is here to help you build the skills and insight needed to move forward. You deserve support, understanding, and a space where you can feel safe being yourself.

I officially became a therapist approximately 20 years ago and have have never turned back. All of my life I habw wanted to help people be as happy and adjusted as they can be.

I believe that the whole person needs to be treated, along with family and community. This ability to maneuver through one's society is often disturbed by stress- be it basically, mental, or from outside forces. I enjoy helping a peraon shake the overwhelm and to be the best version of them selves. I hope to be available go help each person through that journey that wants to fo through it.

I became a therapist because I know what it feels like to carry trauma, and deep identity wounds. I’ve been through my own healing journey, and I want to help others find the hope, safety, and self-trust I’ve worked so hard to build. I offer a warm, compassionate space for adults to process pain, release old patterns, and reconnect with themselves. Helping someone reclaim their life and feel whole keeps me inspired every day. 

Hi, I’m Nina. I help adults overcome trauma, religious trauma, and complex relationship wounds using EMDR therapy. I provide a warm, compassionate, and relational approach to healing so you can reconnect with yourself, feel grounded, and move forward with confidence.

My own experiences in therapy played a big role in why I became a therapist. I know what it’s like to sit on the other side of the room—to slowly understand yourself differently, make connections you hadn’t made before & experience what it feels like to have another person really see you. What keeps me doing this work is getting to witness those moments for other people. I love when something suddenly clicks, when a client realizes a pattern makes much more sense than they thought it did, or when someone starts trusting themselves in a way they haven’t before. I’m endlessly fascinated by people—why we become who we become, how relationships shape us, what our emotions are trying to communicate & how the things we learned to do to survive or stay connected can follow us into adulthood. Getting to explore all of that alongside another person is genuinely one of my favorite things about being a therapist.

Hi! I’m Emilee Crowder, a relational, trauma-informed therapist providing online therapy for women in Texas, Arizona, Alaska, Utah & Washington. I work especially well with women navigating people-pleasing, anxiety, attachment wounds, relational trauma & religious trauma. You might find yourself overthinking interactions, worrying that someone is upset with you, struggling to know what you actually want, feeling responsible for other people’s emotions, or noticing the same relationship patterns showing up again & again. My approach to therapy is collaborative, curious & very human. Rather than simply trying to get rid of uncomfortable emotions, we’ll get curious about what they’re telling us, explore where your patterns came from & understand what they may have helped you survive, protect or maintain in the past. From there, we can work toward more self-trust, stronger boundaries & relationships where you don’t have to abandon yourself to stay connected. I’m trained in EMDR through an EMDRIA-approved program & may integrate EMDR when it could help us work with experiences, memories, beliefs or emotional responses that continue to feel stuck. I also bring lived experience to my work with religious trauma & faith transitions. I grew up in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, served a mission, attended BYU & later left the church. I understand how deeply religion can become intertwined with identity, relationships, belonging & self-trust. You don’t need to show up to therapy knowing exactly what to talk about or how to “do therapy” correctly. We’ll figure it out together.

I’m passionate about making mental health care accessible and affirming for those who’ve often been overlooked or underserved, particularly LGBTQ+ folks, people from low-income backgrounds, and BIPOC.

I’m a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and have been in the social work field since 2015, providing therapy since 2020. Throughout my career, I’ve supported individuals and families navigating mental health crises, systemic injustice, and the legal system. My current work is especially grounded in supporting adolescents and young adults navigating trauma, identity exploration, and life transitions.

The Transformation: Seeing a person move from surviving to truly thriving. - The Connection: Building a space where "it's okay to not be okay." - The Ripple Effect: Knowing that when one person heals, it positively impacts everyone they love. - I continue this work because I see the incredible courage it takes to be vulnerable, and I am honored to walk that path alongside my clients.

Hi! I'm Shala, a board-certified mental health nurse practitioner supporting adolescents, teens, and adults in overcoming anxiety, depression, and PTSD. I use psychotherapy, medication management, and LENS Neurofeedback in my practice. I am also a member of the Benzodiazepine Information and Coalition (BIC). For those who need to taper off meds, I use a holistic method which includes psychotherapy, nutrition, and sleep hygiene in addition to gentle tapering from Benzos and other psychotropics based on well-known methods like the Ashton Manual and Maudsley's deprescribing guidelines. I believe in a holistic approach, prioritizing medical ketosis, fasting, and considering medication if needed, always with your informed consent. Our sessions will uncover the root causes of your struggles so we can tailor effective solutions together. You'll find in me an empathetic listener, a knowledgeable guide, and a constant advocate for your healing. I understand the complexities of anxiety and depression. As your mental health guide, I am here to listen, support, and empower you. We'll uncover the hidden causes and build your inner strength, one step at a time. You're not alone in this, and together, we'll rediscover the healing power within you. Contact me today and find the support you deserve!

I became a therapist because my own therapy journey began at 18, where I learned powerful tools to understand myself and navigate my psychological challenges. Experiencing Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) for my own traumatic experiences was life-changing and deeply inspired me to offer this healing approach to others. I believe ongoing support is essential, and I feel honored to walk alongside clients in their healing process. My personal mental health journey is living proof that healing is not a final destination, but an ongoing, compassionate journey.

Cherish is a licensed mental health counselor located in Westchase, FL. She is dedicated to helping adults with trauma and emotional challenges connect, heal, and improve mental wellbeing using creative tools in therapy.