A practitioner and heart-led advisor devoted to human evolution through heart conscious leadership and embodied self-mastery. Her work bridges the clinical and the intuitive, the structured and the soulful, shaped by years inside healthcare systems and a lifelong devotion to understanding what it truly means to see.

Brittany’s professional path began in clinical ophthalmology, where she supported individuals with the literal vision of the body’s eyes. Working closely with patients, surgeons, and care teams, she witnessed how perception, fear and identity shape healing just as much as physical treatment.

This early work formed the foundation of her lifelong inquiry into vision — not only how we see the world, but how we see ourselves, one another, our planet –– and what becomes possible when willing to see differently.

From there, her career expanded into healthcare leadership reaching nearly fifteen years working within complex clinical and organizational systems including leading LEAN Six Sigma projects closing her tenure in a Level 1 Trauma Emergency Department working in the trenches of trauma, abuse, disease and addiction all while holding the vision of the overall patient experience. This held something much deeper for her that she later learned.

Suffering in Silence to Loving Out Loud…

Though, through her years in Healthcare, she supported teams, improved systems, structure and operations without losing Soul, and helped navigate the human side of high-pressure environments. It always remained of an importance to her yet came naturally to always lead with the heart in place even when everything seems to express the complete opposite of that.

This chapter grounded her in seeing things she didn’t want to see yet needed to––in which she found similar parallels in, to, through and on her Spiritual path. Personally, this had formed an understanding of suffering and love— how they are not separate— and sees them as guideposts. Professionally, this had formed an understanding of structure, resonance, integrity and the ‘realities’ of current leadership, offering a deep respect for systems and the people living inside them. She always saw people and systems beyond blindspots, patterns, walls and ceilings that attempted to keep them closed in.

Over time, Brittany felt called into a broader frame that led her on an unexpected healing path and spiritual path that followed a parting from a relationship, her “home” and her career. Her path then led her into the study of spiritual psychotherapy, psychology, neuroscience, human behavior, trauma-informed modalities, the shamanic path, and somatic practice, alongside Eastern and indigenous medicine traditions. Through this journey, she discovered that she comes from a rich lineage of indigenous healers from Southeast Asia — a remembrance that brought language and context to capacities that she had always carried intuitively since childhood.

Her work is lived and embodied. Brittany does not teach from theory alone. She weaves together personal and lived-experiences, nervous system awareness, somatic intelligence, spiritual insight, and practical strategy in a way that preserves and honors one’s sovereignty.

She has been certified, trained with, and influenced by renowned leaders such as Peter Levine, Gabor Maté, Deb Dana, Stephen Porges, The Ruiz Family, and the Masters of the Shaolin Temple, primarily under Shi Heng Yi, shaping an approach that is grounded, integrative, and relatable. She is also a devoted teacher and student of A Course In Miracles— the profound work of Spiritual Psychotherapy.

Brittany had also experienced a very traumatic loss in her teenage years a few inches from her eyes and, 20-years later, was met with the message.… Brittany was cleaning her shelves and her dear friend, Amanda Forsyth, was devoted to the shelf she was cleaning. She said Amanda’s name… and then again… and realized, after all of these years, that her last name is: Forsyth.. for.. sight.. foresight. Through Brittany’s life, Amanda continues to share messages, guidance and light offerings that have stood as a catalyst in Brittany’s path.

Brittany is the Founder and Visionary of ARM, a conscious education and leadership platform devoted to cultivating Clear Mirrors & Healthy Leaders that are sovereign, resilient, and educated: teaching us how to think and feel— not what to think and feel. Her approach is trauma-informed and heart-conscious. Through her platforms, you will find everything from conscious education, conscious leadership, conscious parenting, and everything-in-between as it touches each part of your life depending on the season one is in.

Through ARM and its initiatives, including For Women, For Humanity, she supports individuals, institutions, leaders, and organizations in developing agency, emotional maturity, and anchored in heart leadership. Her work spans education systems, universities, nonprofits, and mission-driven organizations across diverse cultural and generational settings. She teaches at the renowned Omega Institute and facilitates experiences both domestically and internationally.

At the heart of Brittany’s work is a devotion to restoring faith in humanity. She studies suffering and love not as opposites, rather as forces that reveal one another. Her work invites people to remember who they are beneath unconscious patterns, shadows and trauma, without allowing it to identify oneself but to identify what keeps one from themself.

An author and storyteller, Brittany’s forthcoming book A Moment in Silence: The Space Between That Changes Your Life offers a lived philosophy of presence, choice, and inner authority. Her creative expressions move frequency through writing, spoken word, conscious song, lullabies and HEARTMADE™, each serving as invitations and activations bringing you close to you. Everything she creates emerges from the same Source — her faith in humanity and a belief in what becomes possible when we learn to see clearly again.

Brittany’s work is not a role she performs. It is a natural extension of how she lives. She walks alongside those called to lead with heart, clarity, and courage, supporting the deeper and profound emergence of a more conscious and compassionate world. She shifts the frame from hard-work to heartwork introducing the concept that our greatest “superpower” is the invisible work we do inside ourselves.