Provider
Jessica Y. Britt-Thomas, PhD
Family Medicine
Psychology
Provider
Family Medicine
Psychology
Dr. Britt-Thomas received her BA in Psychology from Auburn University and her MS and Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology (with an emphasis in Forensic Psychology) from Palo Alto University.
-ADHD
-Substance Use Disorders
-Psychotic Spectrum Disorders
-Bipolar Disorder
-Major Depressive Disorder
-Generalized Anxiety Disorders
-Neurocognitive Disorders
-Personality Disorders
-LGBTQ+ mental health
-Forensics
-LGBTQ+
-Forensics
-Quality Improvement
-Substance Use
I emphasize patients' involvement in determining goals of treatment that are meaningful to them and the nature of their care. I also include holistic and traditional interventions based on the patient's desires. The care assessment is analyzed through the biopsychosocial model, meaning biological, psychological, and social factors are evaluated to determine appropriate treatment interventions and care. My psychotherapy interventions in primary care focus on health-related brief interventions utilizing the Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) Model.
Family Medicine
Psychology
English
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