About
is pleased to welcome Britney Slater, a doctoral student in clinical psychology at Kansas City University. With a Master’s of Clinical Psychology from KCU, Britney has a strong foundation in evidence-based practices in psychology and human behavior. She specializes in treating individuals with anxiety, depression, emotional disturbance, family conflict, and LGBTQ+ issues, taking an intersectionality approach to understand the complex interactions between multiple identities and mental health. Britney practices evidence-based psychotherapy under the supervision of Dr. Reed Maxwell, Ph.D., ABPP (Clinical), and is committed to helping clients navigate life's challenges. She works within an Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and interpersonal framework, believing that everyone is capable of improving their lives. Britney serves clients of various ages and backgrounds, meeting each individual where they are to help them achieve their desired goals.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call Maxwell Psychological Services, L.L.C. to confirm.
Listed fee: $40 per session. Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Anxiety treatment
Britney specializes in treating individuals with anxiety issues, taking an intersectionality approach to understand the complex interactions between multiple identities and mental health.
Depression treatment
Britney provides evidence-based depression treatment, working within an Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and interpersonal framework.
Emotional Disturbance treatment
Britney helps individuals manage emotional disturbance, using an intersectionality approach to understand the complex interactions between multiple identities and mental health.
Family Conflict resolution
Britney works with individuals and families to resolve conflict, taking an intersectionality approach to understand the complex interactions between multiple identities and mental health.
LGBTQ+ support
Britney provides support and treatment for individuals from the LGBTQ+ community, taking an intersectionality approach to understand the complex interactions between multiple identities and mental health.