Do you take insurance?

The Greenhouse KC currently does not take insurance, but we are happy to provide you with paperwork that you can submit to your insurance company. Please direct all questions about benefits to your provider.
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What are your hours?

Generally The Greenhouse sees clients M-F between the hours of 9-7. You can access the calendar, see available times, and book a session by clicking here. Facetime sessions are also available for clients who are unable to meet in person. Britt is licensed to provide therapy to residents of Kansas and Missouri.

Why are you called "THE GREENHOUSE"?

Good question! A greenhouse is a structure where the optimal conditions required for growth and repair are created and carefully maintained. The therapy office is a carefully structured environment where the conditions needed for change are provided so YOU can achieve maximum growth. ​

What are your rates?

Individual therapy sessions (residents of KS/MO only) - $375

Trauma Consultations for Out-of-State Clients (60 minutes) - $950, (30 minutes) $475
Workshops - Please email for more information!
Trainings/Consultations - Please email for more information!
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What is your cancellation policy?

Cancellations must be made within 24 hours or the full session fee will be charged.​

How do I contact you?

To send a message to Britt, click here.

Phone: 928-899-1597

Email: britt@thegreenhousekc.com

Address: 6901 Shawnee Mission Parkway, Building 2, Suite 213, Mission, KS 66202
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What conditions do you treat?

Click here to view a list of of challenges Britt most commonly works with in her practice.
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How long will I have to be in therapy?

With somatic therapy, many clients experience relief after the first session. The length of therapy will depend upon your goals and specific situation. Some people start feeling better after a few sessions, for others it takes longer. The number of sessions depends on your history, the type of problem, and your ability to engage in the process both in session and out of session. Some clients schedule appointments weekly and some, if there is a crisis situation, come in two times a week. Some clients come in every other week. We will discuss your specific situation and create options for you to choose from.
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Can't I just talk about my problems with my friends?

The short answer is yes! Friends and supportive family members are fantastic resources for you to talk to when you are struggling. Unfortunately, the areas of the brain responsible for language and reason are different from the areas that store trauma and cause distressing symptoms. That's why you can "tell your story" a thousand times and not feel any relief from symptoms. Somatic work addresses the areas of the brain that are responsible for emotions, specifically the limbic system.

It's kind of like cleaning a house. You can talk about cleaning the kitchen, you can try to figure out why the kitchen is messy, and you can discuss all the plans to get the kitchen clean, but until you actually get into the kitchen and start working on that room, the kitchen will remain messy. Working with the limbic system targets the "room" in your brain that is causing the symptoms of anxiety, stress, depression, etc.
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What happens during an SE (Somatic Experiencing) session?

Britt is trained as an SE practictioner. What is SE?
You will not be asked to tell your 'story' or examine the past. Instead, you will be guided to gently release physical tensions, emotions and energy related to your trauma as they arise in the session, at a pace and in a way that best supports you return to a natural state of well being… Read More.
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Want to know even more? The official site of the Somatic Experiencing Trauma Institute, where Britt received her training and certification, has a summary page where you can read even more about the science, the SE approach, and how it works to help people thrive beyond the experience of trauma. https://traumahealing.org/about-us/#about

Are you a professional who wants to learn SE? Check out their training program! https://traumahealing.org/learn-se/#programs​

Do you do public speaking?

Yes! Britt is available for in-person events, podcasts, and television interviews. For more information you can access her interviews on the Media Collaboration page here.
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