Foothills Christian Counseling
Sunday, September 05, 2010

Linda Britt, LPC

 

  Licensed Professional Counselor
  Board Certified

 
 
Linda Britt is a board certified Licensed Professional Counselor, with Mental Health Service Provider (MHSP) designation. The MHSP designation indicates additional training in assessment and diagnosis of psychopathology, beyond the basic requirements for licensure as an LPC.  
 
Linda is a retired Air Force officer, with a Master of Arts degree in Mass Communication from Arizona State University, and a Master of Science degree in Mental Health Counseling from the University of Tennessee. In addition to private practice, she has worked in a hospice setting, has taught Interpersonal Communication in community colleges, and has conducted corporate communication and team-building seminars.
 
Linda works with adults, adolescents, teens, and children. Her areas of expertise include couples communication, pre-marital counseling, mood disorders, depression, anxiety, grief, domestic violence, and caregiving issues. Linda is a member of the American Counseling Association and the National Board of Certified Counselors. She also serves on the University of Tennessee Counselor Education Advisory Board. Board members act as a liaison between the community and the university, inform faculty of current counseling issues and trends, review and recommend program policies and practices, and participate in selecting new faculty.

Family Resources

 
"You Can't Make Me"

Strong-willed children are a challenge for the best of parents. This book helps you “get inside” the child’s head to see how he or she thinks, making it more natural to motivate, discipline, and build relationships.
Beth Cynthia Tobias, $15.25
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"Attachments"

Why is it so difficult to connect with, or even get along with, certain people especially the ones you care about the most? Drs. Tim Clinton and Gary Sibcy believe that, for each of us, our present relationships are influenced by our first "attachments" or bonds with people in early childhood. Consequently, understanding your pattern of relating to others what the authors call your "attachment style" is the cornerstone for building satisfying relationships with the people you love.
Tim Clinton & Gary Sibcy, $19.95
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