Brittany Sanders

Provided individual and family outpatient psychotherapy to children, adolescents, and adults using evidence-based interventions tailored to presenting concerns Conducted comprehensive biopsychosocial assessments, treatment planning, and ongoing clinical documentation in compliance with ethical and regulatory standards Collaborated with caregivers, schools, psychiatrists, and other providers to support continuity of care and treatment outcomes

Outpatient Therapist/Peer Supervision Liaison at Trinity Health (2025-01 – Present)

• Provided individual and family outpatient psychotherapy to children, adolescents, and adults using evidence-based interventions tailored to presenting concerns
• Conducted comprehensive biopsychosocial assessments, treatment planning, and ongoing clinical documentation in compliance with ethical and regulatory standards
• Collaborated with caregivers, schools, psychiatrists, and other providers to support continuity of care and treatment outcomes
• Monitored client progress, adjusted interventions as needed, and maintained a trauma-informed, culturally responsive therapeutic approach

Neurology/Hematology Oncology Medical Social Worker at C.S. Motts Hospital (2021-08 – 2024-06)

• Provide community resources.
• Implement comprehensive psychosocial assessments for patients and family.
• Wish coordinating for patients with Rainbow Connection and Make-A-Wish.
• Clinic lead for the D.E.I. committee.
• Provide psychoeducational sessions for the medical team.
• Supportive planning and assistance with housing, transportation, and tangible needs.
• Completing financial applications for the families served.

Private Practice Therapist at Brittany Sanders, LMSW PLLC (2020-01 – Present)

• Specialized in evidence-based practice with client centered modalities.
• Implement comprehensive PHQ-9, GAD, ASQ, SE, and PSI assessments and treatment planning with measurable objectives.
• Focused therapy on depression, ADHD, and anxiety.
• Offer clients education and guidance to support overall psychoeducation on mental health and emotional supports/needs.
• Collaborate with community partners monthly.
• Marketing managing, community outreach, and creating a safe space for BIPOC peer-to-peer supervision.
• Conducted suicide assessments and follow-up safety planning.
• Managed a caseload of 18 clients a month.
• Conducted 55–60-minute therapy sessions.

Private Practice Therapist at Great Lakes Psychology Group (2018-06 – 2019-12)

• Facilitate family counseling sessions.
• Implement comprehensive PHQ-9 and GAD assessments.
• Identify and diagnose mental health disorders.
• Coordinated and assisted with psychiatry referrals.
• Conducted 60-minute therapy sessions.
• Collaborated with parents with better ways to connect to their child.
• Rule-out and conducted suicide assessments.

Infant Mental Health Therapist at Starfish Family Services (2015-11 – 2019-09)

• Facilitate parent-child relationship focused therapy and case management services within the home and community settings for pregnant women, fathers, and young children (birth to age six)
• Implement comprehensive ASQ, SE, and PSI assessments and treatment planning with measurable objectives for a caseload of 11 families.
• Foster support and crisis intervention with families and children involved with the program.
• Help in coordination and referrals of support services for the family.
• Offer parent education and guidance to support overall child development.
• Collaborate with program staff and community partners weekly.
• Participate in monthly marketing and outreach, develop referral relationships with other agencies, and maintain those relationships.

Master of Social Work in Interpersonal Practice; Children and Youth in Families and Society – University of Michigan (2014-12)

Bachelor of Arts in Social Work and Sociology – Bennett College for Women (2011-05)