| Languages Spoken |
| English |
| Primary County You Provide Service for DGS |
| Kent County |
| When Did You Begin Working at DGS? |
| 05/04/2026 |
| When Did You Begin Working in the Mental / Behavioral Health Field? |
| 05/04/2026 |
| Areas of Specialization |
| Crisis Intervention |
| Treatment Modalities Used |
| Trauma-Informed Care |
| Client Populations Served |
| Children (2-11) Adolescents (12-17) Families Children and Youth in Crisis (2-17) |
| DGS Program Areas of Focus |
| 24hr Crisis Response |
| Education & Certifications |
| Bachelor of Science in Human Services with minors in Psychology and Criminal Justice. |
| Clinical Philosophy / Approach to Care |
| Working with DGS has provided me with the opportunity to work with all different types of people in my community that range from ages 3-17 and from all different backgrounds. My approach as a Mobile Crisis Clinician is grounded in client-centered, trauma-informed, and strengths-based care, with an emphasis on safety, stabilization, and connection to ongoing supports. |
| Personal Interests / Fun Facts |
| In my free time, I love to read, paint, do diamond art, and working out at the gym. Some fun facts about are that I can say the alphabet backwards, my favorite season is Fall, and I am ambidextrous in both my hands and feet. You can either find me at the gym, sleeping, or reading a book outside on a cool and windy day |
| What Do You Enjoy About Your Work with DGS |
| One of the things I enjoy most about working as a mobile crisis clinician is the opportunity to make a meaningful impact during some of the most vulnerable moments in a person’s life. I also value being able to help clients feel heard, supported, and safe in their moment of crisis. |
Brittany Smith
Clinical Staff, Crisis Intervention, Kent
