Britni Gibbs
MSW, LCSW
Psychotherapist | Grief Counselor
(she/her)
$175 per 55-minute session · $225 initial 60-minute intake
From Britni
In their words
Hello, I'm Britni, a Licensed Psychotherapist at the Center for Compassion. It is a privilege to walk alongside you following a devastating loss. My approach is to provide a safe, compassionate space for you to grieve openly as you learn to survive this most painful time. As you navigate the complexities of grief, I'm here to help you find ways to honor and remember your loved one, while learning how to carry your grief, and tolerate the intolerable. Together, we will explore how to navigate this unimaginable loss and work towards increasing resilience in the face of traumatic grief.
For those who are facing the everyday challenges of anxiety, depression, and other general mental health concerns, I offer a supportive, collaborative approach to help you build resilience, manage your emotions, and find balance as you navigate expected and unexpected life changes and adjustments. I believe that healing is a holistic process, and I am committed to providing a gentle environment where all aspects of your mental well-being are addressed.
I am dedicated to the mission of breaking down the stigma around grief, trauma, and mental health in our society, in order to create a more compassionate world for humans who are experiencing human reactions.
Background
Practice & credentials
Britni Gibbs, MSW, LCSW, is a licensed psychotherapist, licensed by the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners. Throughout her time in the Social Work field, she has dedicated much of her career to supporting individuals and families through death, loss, grief, and mourning.
Britni has worked with the Center for Compassion since 2021, and has experience in many diverse settings, including home health, hospice, and as a Palliative Medicine Social Worker within one of Arizona's largest healthcare systems. This experience has deepened her expertise in helping clients navigate the complexities of grief and loss. Britni specializes in providing therapeutic support to those enduring traumatic grief after a sudden, unexpected, or out of order death of a loved one, while also addressing a wide range of emotional and other mental health challenges.
Britni earned her Bachelors of Social Work (BSW) from Northern Arizona University in 2017 and went on to complete her Advanced Standing, Masters of Social Work (MSW), with a focus on Health and Behavioral Health at Arizona State University in 2018.
Clinical supervision
As a supervisor
As a Clinical Supervisor, I am passionate about supporting and mentoring emerging clinicians as they develop their skills and confidence in the field of psychotherapy. With a strong foundation in grief, trauma, and general mental health, I strive to create a collaborative and reflective supervision space where supervisees feel supported, challenged, and empowered.
My approach emphasizes clinical growth, self-awareness, and ethical practice while fostering a deep understanding of the complexities of grief, trauma, and human resilience. With extensive experience in hospice, palliative care, and psychotherapy, I offer guidance in navigating the emotional and clinical challenges of working with individuals facing profound loss. I am a registered Clinical Supervisor with the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners (AZBBHE) and am dedicated to helping clinicians grow in their practice while maintaining the highest standards of ethical and professional care.
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