Brittney Hopper, RMHCI | Adult Mental Health & Individual Therapy

Finding a therapist who truly understands the complexities of adulthood requires a specialized approach. Brittney Hopper is a Registered Mental Health Counselor Intern at MorMindful Therapy & Psychiatry who focuses exclusively on adult mental health, providing a dedicated space for individuals to navigate life’s most challenging transitions in Boca Raton and throughout South Florida.

A former nationally recognized TV journalist, Brittney brings a unique depth of life experience and empathy to her clinical practice. She transitioned into psychology to provide direct, evidence-based support for adults seeking a more balanced and mindful lifestyle.

Specializing in Adult Mental Health & CBT

Brittney works with individual adults and couples, utilizing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to help patients identify and shift the thought patterns that lead to emotional distress. Her practice is designed for those seeking structured, goal-oriented care to improve their daily lives.

Primary Areas of Expertise:

• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): Practical strategies to manage Anxiety and Depression by reframing negative thinking.

• Individual Adult Therapy: Focusing on self-esteem, career transitions, and the unique stressors of adult life.

• Relationship & Marriage Counseling: Helping Couples improve communication, resolve high-conflict dynamics, and navigate co-parenting or post-divorce transitions.

• Mindfulness-Based Care: Incorporating grounding techniques to help patients remain present and resilient.

Brittney’s therapeutic style is direct yet compassionate, ensuring that every session provides the tools necessary for long-term emotional wellness.

Clinical Background

Brittney earned her Master of Science in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University in Los Angeles, specializing in Marriage and Family Therapy. She completed her clinical training at one of the nation's premier counseling centers, where she gained extensive experience working with adults and families facing complex emotional hurdles.

Today, she applies this background to help her patients in South Florida build healthier relationships—both with others and with themselves.

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