Foundation
I keep a purposefully small practice—seeing maximum 20 clients per week, instead of the usual 25 or 30. This allows me to show up fully present to each and every session, commit to any collateral work, and for those weeks where you just need extra time, you can easily book it.
Clinical Approach
Often I work with people that feel stuck. Stuck in patterns that they can’t quite figure out how to move beyond. Stuck in their relationships, unsure how to communicate, or commonly fighting over “the same thing.”
Instead of asking “What’s wrong with me?” and “How can I fix myself?” We can focus on questions like, “How can I know myself better?” and “I wonder why I respond that way?” to build self-compassion and curiosity.
In treatment, I balance short-term solutions with adjusting long-held narratives. Sessions often focus on cycles you see in your life, ways of relating to people, investigating what you were taught or what was normalized, what you may have internalized, and ultimately getting to a place of more ease and agency.
Specialities
Complex Trauma and PTSD.
Grief processing.
ENM and Poly relational structures.
Sex, kink, and desire.
Gender role(s) and exploration.
Major career transitions.
Racial identity and stabilizing sense of self.
Long-standing anxiety, perfectionism, and self-criticism.
Modalities Practiced
Narrative Therapy
Mentalization Based Therapy (MBT)
Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Interpersonal Therapy (IPT)
Short-Term Psychodynamic Psychotherapy (STPP)
Somatic Therapy
Parts Work
Education & Experience
Britt Goh (she/they)
Registered Associate Clinical Social Worker
License #105401
Education:
Masters of Clinical Social Work
Smith College (School for Social Work)
NASW Student of the Year 2021
Past Experience:
East Bay Agency for Children
UCSF Health
Wellspace SF
Currently Practicing Under:
Jennifer Chen Speckman, LCSW
Camphor Tree Healing Collective