Britni Eaton, MS, LCMHCS, LCAS, CSI
Offers therapy and clinical supervision sessions virtually across NC & in-person in Matthews, NC by appointment only.
Self/Cash Pay: $160/session for therapy
Clinical Supervision $80 per session (1 license)/ $100 per session (2 license)
Accepts Insurance: Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Headspace EAP, Curative, Providence Health Plan, Carelon Behavioral health, Partners Direct, Aetna Meritian, and Cigna EAP.
Works with Teens & Adults (15+)
Therapy with me...
Britni is a dedicated therapist known for her warm, conversational approach and ability to balance deep empathy with a touch of humor. As an LCMHCS and LCAS, she specializes in helping individuals navigate anxiety, mood disorders, perinatal mental health, trauma, and substance use. Through a collaborative partnership she empowers her clients to untangle life’s complexities and find practical solutions that align with your personal values. Let's navigate life’s hurdles one step at a time.
If you’re looking for a therapist who feels like a real person—warm, empathetic, and able to use a little humor when it helps—we might be a great fit. Therapy shouldn’t feel stiff; it should feel like a meaningful conversation where you feel seen, supported, and understood. As a mother and a professional, I get the pressure of balancing “all the things.” You know yourself better than anyone else does; my role is to partner with you to help you uncover solutions that actually align with your unique values and goals.
Feeling stuck? I offer a warm, conversational space to catch your breath. As an LCMHCS/LCAS, I don't believe in one-size-fits-all therapy. We’ll partner together to untangle mood, anxiety, or substance use issues one step at a time. Using empathy and humor, I help you find practical solutions that align with your unique life and values.
Life can feel incredibly heavy when you’re carrying it all alone. Whether navigating anxiety, substance use, or the mental load of parenthood, you deserve a space to finally catch your breath. I offer a warm, conversational partnership—no judgment, just support and humor—to help you find your way. Let's take it one step at a time; I am ready to listen.
Education: I hold a Masters of Science degree in Clinical Psychology, equipped with deep knowledge in therapeutic practices and mental health support.
Certifications: I am a licensed professional (LCMHCS, LCAS, CSI) trained in various therapeutic modalities, including cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness, and trauma-informed care, ensuring comprehensive support tailored to your needs. I am a Licensed clinical mental health counseling supervisor, a licensed clinical addictions specialist, and a certified clinical supervisor intern.
Expertise/Specializations: With over a decade of experience as a licensed mental health professional, I have supported individuals from diverse backgrounds as they navigate depression, anxiety, Stress/overwhelm/burnout, parenting challenges, grief, relationship challenges, Substance use, and major life transitions. I also have extensive experience working with individuals with severe and persistent mental illnesses.
My areas of specialization include anxiety, depression, mood disorders, stress/overwhelm/burnout, perinatal mental health, substance use, trauma, and life transitions. We are dedicated to guiding you through challenges to help you lead a fulfilling life. EMDR & DBT trained.
I typically work particularly well with college age individuals, working professionals, and parents!
Approach:
I adopt a client-centered approach that weaves together cognitive-behavioral strategies, mindfulness practices, and other evidenced based approaches to create a personalized therapeutic experience. I have a very conversational style of therapy allowing you space to process thoughts & feelings but I also incorporate teaching practical skills to help you better navigate the challenges that you are facing.
Our first session focuses on getting to know you and what you want from therapy. Together we'll create a few goals to guide our work. You can expect reduced symptoms, greater clarity, and an improved sense of well being.