Brittany Culp MS LPC Associate

I am truly grateful to be part of the Distinctive Counseling and consulting team. It has been a privilege serving the community and having the support of my supervisors Fawn and Jinnelle. I have grown immensely in my professional and personal life these past two years and look forward to continuing to flourish. 🩷✨🌸

✨ Distinctive Counselor Spotlight: Brittany Culp, MS, LPC-Associate ✨

Meet Brittany Culp, an inspiring and dedicated LPC Associate working under the supervision of V. Fawn Colburn, MS, LPC-S, Certified Sandtray Therapist, and Dr. Jinnelle V. Powell, PhD, LPC-S. Brittany is a graduate of Texas A&M University - Kingsville, where she earned a double major in Psychology and Sociology, along with a Master’s of Science in Counseling Psychology.

Brittany joined our Distinctive team in April 2023 and we are proud to have spent the last two years walking alongside her on her counseling journey.

Brittany's experience spans working with diverse populations, including adolescents, adults, couples, LGBTQ individuals, and those with disabilities, particularly clients dealing with blindness and vision loss. She has helped clients navigate challenges such as depression, anxiety, stress management, marital issues, and self-esteem.

What makes Brittany's journey even more extraordinary is that she has been living with Retinitis Pigmentosa, a condition that causes gradual blindness. Despite this, she has never allowed her vision loss to define her or limit her aspirations. Brittany’s personal story serves as a beacon of resilience, encouraging others to rise above their circumstances and thrive.

In addition to her counseling work, Brittany wears many hats as a motivational speaker, licensed massage therapist, personal trainer, and health coach. She believes wholeheartedly that mental health and physical wellness go hand-in-hand and work together to promote overall well-being. Brittany’s Seeing Eye dog, Pixie, is by her side, offering support and encouragement to her clients every step of the way.

Brittany’s dedication and drive have earned her recognition as the 3rd Place Winner in the 2024 The Bend Locals List, a testament to her impact in the community and beyond.

We are incredibly proud to have Brittany as part of the team at Distinctive Counseling & Consulting, where she continues to inspire and empower others. 🌟

Learn more about Brittany here: https://www.distinctivecounseling.com/brittany-culp

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