Dr. Harris-Britt is a licensed psychologist, practicing in North Carolina and Virginia. She received her doctorate in clinical psychology from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. In addition to providing traditional and court-involved child, adolescent, adult, and family therapy, she conducts comprehensive psychological evaluations, custody evaluations, and parental competency evaluations. Specific areas of expertise include trauma and violence, adoption and attachment, medically fragile children, divorce transitions, developmental psychopathology, autism spectrum disorders, and the application of multicultural issues. Dr. Harris-Britt emphasizes a holistic, strengths-based, ecological approach to wellness that incorporates developmental, psychological, and social strengths in assessment and treatment. She is often contacted by families, attorneys, and the courts to provide intensive intervention services for families engaged in high-conflict custody disputes, including co-parenting and reunification therapy. She also provides services as a civil Guardian ad Litem and a Parent Coordinator.
In addition to serving on many committees for AFCC, the American Psychological Association (APA), and the North Carolina Psychological Association she is the Past President of the NC Chapter of AFCC and serves the Board for Professional Affairs for the APA.