Brittney Lumpkin

Provided individual and group SUD and mental health therapy and developed individualized treatment plans in compliance with 42 CFR Part 2. Delivered crisis intervention support and coordinated care with multidisciplinary team members.

Provided outpatient mental health and substance use disorder individual therapy sessions, including assessments and detailed treatment plan development. Coordinated and referred to psychiatric services for medication management.

Facilitated one-on-one and group therapy sessions and completed service plans and caseload updates. Maintained HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2 compliance, documented within required timeframes, and collaborated with clinical, medical, and admissions staff to support client safety.

Provided crisis interventions and evaluations through an emergency response team during on-call 24-hour shifts. Conducted on-site crisis counseling and connected clients and families to resources for continuing care outside crisis contact.

Delivered DUI Education Level I/II groups and DUI group therapy tracks following state-approved curriculum. Provided SUD and mental health individual therapy using person-centered, DBT, CBT, narrative therapy, and SFBT approaches while completing electronic documentation and collaborating with outside referring agencies.

Worked as an office manager before beginning to conduct individual therapy sessions for families, individuals, and couples. Provided therapeutic services including anxiety, depression, grief, anger management, life stage development, communication, parenting, and PTSD, and delivered emergency services to walk-in crisis clients.

Graduate assistant and academic advisor role at VSU for general biology.

Provided individual, couple, and family therapy to referred/mandated clients, including in-home and school-based sessions. Conducted SASSI-4 substance abuse assessments and AAPI-2 parental efficacy assessments for DFCS case workers.

Provided therapeutic services to VSU campus clients for concerns including anxiety, depression, grief, anger management, and communication. Maintained an active case load and co-led a meditation and mindfulness relaxation therapy group while conducting CAMS assessments for suicide, depression, academic distress, and anxiety.

Call center representative role at Dial America.

Student worker and peer mentor role at ASU.

Camp coordinator role for Health Careers Summer Camp.

Completed a master's program in Marriage and Family Therapy at Valdosta State University (2016–2018).

Earned a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Armstrong State University (completed May 2015).