Dr. Brittney Doll

Dr. Brittney Doll Helping women reconnect to Self after narcissistic trauma and controlling systems The individuals that I work with in therapy are my heroes. Truly.

I believe that trauma can be healed. I believe that you are the expert of your own journey and that recovery is possible. My philosophy is one of hope. I look forward to working with you.

03/05/2026

The nervous system needs the earth 🌏 🐎 đŸ„°

Be that someone.
03/04/2026

Be that someone.

The InPowerment Reclamation Method is a 12-week intensive to help you get FREE from narcissistic abuse and coercive cont...
02/24/2026

The InPowerment Reclamation Method is a 12-week intensive to help you get FREE from narcissistic abuse and coercive control. If you are DONE with the symptoms of abuse, DM me "Ready" to get started!

I’m looking for 5 women who are DONE struggling and ready to finally take their power back.

If you’re reading this, this is your sign.

You’ve tried to heal — therapy, journaling, boundaries, spiritual practices, “staying positive” — and yet

đŸ’„ You still feel drained by certain relationships.
đŸ’„ You second-guess yourself constantly.
đŸ’„ You know you’ve lost parts of who you used to be.
đŸ’„ You feel stuck between who you were and who you’re becoming.
đŸ’„ You’re exhausted from carrying emotional weight that was never yours.

✹ You’re showing up for your life, your family, your work
 but deep down you’re thinking:
“Why don’t I feel powerful anymore?”
“Where did I go?”
“How do I get myself back?”

Lady, I see you. I was you.
And that’s exactly why I created the InPowerment Reclamation Method — for spiritually and metaphysically-minded women who are DONE surviving and ready to reclaim their energy, identity, and inner authority.

Here’s what we’re going to do together:

đŸ”„ Release trauma bonds and energetic entanglements that keep you stuck
đŸ”„ Reconnect with your intuition, nervous system safety, and inner wisdom
đŸ”„ Understand the psychology of coercive control so you stop blaming yourself
đŸ”„ Heal identity fragmentation through deep inner parts work
đŸ”„ Reclaim your voice, boundaries, and self-trust
đŸ”„ Step into embodied, grounded personal power (not fake confidence)

This is not surface-level empowerment.

This is reclamation.

If you’re ready to:
✹ Feel like yourself again
✹ Trust your inner knowing
✹ Stop over-functioning and people-pleasing
✹ Heal emotionally, spiritually, and psychologically
✹ Stand in your power without guilt or fear

I GOT YOU.

💌 DM me **READY** if this feels like you.

âšĄïž 5 women will receive a special founding discount on this program because I’m looking for women who are truly ready to do the work and rise.

If you’re ready to finally say “I’m done struggling” — let’s go. đŸ”„

02/19/2026

It doesn’t always leave a bruise. đŸš«

We often look for the physical signs of abuse, but coercive control is the invisible prison built around a person’s soul. It’s a pattern of domination that uses manipulation, isolation, and micro-management to strip away a person’s sense of self.

When someone has to ask permission to see a friend, when their location is constantly tracked, or when their reality is constantly denied ("gaslighting"), their self-agency—their ability to think, choose, and act for themselves—is slowly dismantled.

The goal of coercive control isn't just to win an argument; it’s to erase the person entirely so they exist only to serve the controller.

If you feel like you are walking on eggshells and no longer trust your own judgment, please know: You are not crazy, and you are not alone. Your autonomy is your birthright. 💜

02/11/2026

They live in a mirror ball. Always seeing themselves.. thinking they are seeing others

Grief leaves you forever changed. And unlike a mood disorder, like anxiety or depression, there is no pill for feeling b...
01/23/2026

Grief leaves you forever changed. And unlike a mood disorder, like anxiety or depression, there is no pill for feeling better. You must walk (or crawl or slog) through each excruciating moment. Fortunately, it does improve. But not with time. With support and with hard work.

It is so.

When you lose that person who gave you unconditional love, you feel alone. You miss their presence, miss the physicality of their expression and your memories of and with them become entombed in sepia-toned, grief-fraught amber.

The way they saw you and loved you is enshrined, because no one else in the world can love you or see you the way they did. It is easy to become entrapped in that state of constant remembering, it can become obsessive when held too long as the physical processes of the mind remap synaptic connections fused in new pathways by the chemical remorselessness of thought and emotional carving.

The literal “crack” that results from the trauma opens you up and you are presented with a choice. The grief must be felt, the agony of loss must be experienced and there is no way past that. The only way out is through and that process takes time. There is no rushing through the grief process.

Sometimes I will just be going through my day and something will remind me of my mama and a primal scream will arise, unbidden, and I find myself in tears, in a coffee shop, at work, watching a show at home.

Other times she comes to me in a gentle cloaking of love and wisdom, seemingly hovering over me, smiling and embracing me from the non-physical realm of existence.

That missing never seems to go away. But the process of incorporating that love into daily life is an integral part of the healing process. Remembering the good and the bad times becomes an act of divine forgiveness for your own lack of mindfulness, for not appreciating what you had when you had it or, recognizing the times when you did honor your loved ones and showed that respect in ways that they could feel and see.

Identity does shift. We do become someone different as we incorporate who they were into who we are. If they are a family member or close friend, they live on through us in tangible and intangible ways, as we remember and deploy the lessons we learned with and through them into our own understanding of how life should be lived. Or not.

And we share them, invoke them thereafter in our thoughts, words and deeds. Because we are no longer alone, in the sense that their physical presence is gone. They are with us, always, available for consultation and conversation in ways that provide us comfort and, eventually, we arrive at that place known as the “peace which surpasses all understanding”.

God be with us in all ways and at all times. đŸ™đŸżđŸ–€đŸ™đŸż

You can't heal in a story where they're protecting their image (or their narrative--a lie) instead of the truth. You mus...
01/13/2026

You can't heal in a story where they're protecting their image (or their narrative--a lie) instead of the truth. You must release your desire for them to "face what happened," or your desire for an apology or any kind of accountability. It may never come. A narcissist can never own their part.

01/09/2026
What cage is still holding you back? Is the cage real or imagined? Is it an old habit or a realistic prison cell? Are yo...
01/06/2026

What cage is still holding you back? Is the cage real or imagined? Is it an old habit or a realistic prison cell? Are you afraid of the freedom? How can you step out into your new life?

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Welcome.

No one should walk alone.

I am here to walk with you.

When I became a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, my goal was to establish a practice that was relaxed, compassionate, trauma-informed, and client-led. I am motivated by your wellness, your health, and your success (whatever that looks like for you). This means that a session with me is pretty laid back. We can talk or try guided imagery or EMDR (trauma therapy), coloring or playing with sand. You are in charge. My life experiences and education are available to enhance your wellness.

I primarily work with teens, young adults and women. I specialize in trauma recovery, particularly spiritual trauma, which can include religious trauma. I specialize in women and women’s issues. Together, we will work on boundaries, assertiveness, and your own spiritual wellness.