Bio
Brittney Feit is a Nationally Certified School Psychologist (NCSP) at the Cooke School & Institute in NYC, working with students 18 years old and up. She also provides virtual special education assessments for Frontier Charter Academy, a virtual charter school in Oregon, where she is also licensed.
Brittney has a background in both education and the arts, as she was a professional ballet dancer for many years before finding school psychology. She is also a PhD student at Fordham University, where she is researching autistic women’s artistic self-expression and the female phenotype of autism.
In addition to her clinical work and research, Brittney develops yoga, ballet, and creative movement classes for neurodivergent children, teens, and young adults. She is currently on the board of the New York Association of School Psychologists (NYASP) as Co-Representative of Chapter N (NYC).
Education
Fordham University Graduate School of Education (2020 – 2023, 2024 – Present) – New York, NY
• PhD student, School Psychology (expected May 2028)
• Advanced Certificate (specialist-level degree), School Psychology (May 2023)
• M.S.E., Preschool Child Psychology (August 2022)
Columbia University School of General Studies (2015 – 2018) – New York, NY
• B.A. Creative Writing, Literary Nonfiction Concentration (May 2018)
Honors and Awards
• Alex Dubé Scholarship, Career Transition for Dancers (2025)
• Improving Child Outcomes (ICO) Scholar, Fordham University (2020 – 2023)
• Honor Society Member, Columbia University School of General Studies (2018)
• Academic and Named Institutional Scholarship Recipient, Columbia University School of General Studies (2015 – 2018)