Brittney Feit

Brittney Feit was born in NYC and it was there that she trained with Ellison Ballet.

During that time, she was enrolled in the Professional Children’s School, which allowed

her to attend high school with a flexible academic schedule. Upon graduation, she

joined Tulsa Ballet, where she went on to perform principal and soloist roles.

After retiring from Tulsa Ballet in 2014, Brittney began her undergraduate studies at

Columbia University where she majored in Nonfiction Creative Writing and was inducted

in the honor society. During that time, she was a published dance critic with The Village

Voice and became a registered yoga instructor. She also began teaching creative

movement and children’s yoga to young children and had the pleasure of teaching at

Tulsa Ballet’s Center for Dance Education and for an at-risk Tulsa elementary school as

a part of The Harmony Project.

After graduating from Columbia, Brittney worked as both an Editor at a niche publishing

house and as a proofreader/consultant for a FinTech. Ultimately though, her interest in

the development and education of young children led her to pursue School Psychology

as a career. She earned an MSE in Preschool Child Psychology and an Advanced Certificate in School Psychology from Fordham University, and is currently working on her PhD. Today, she works as a Nationally Certified School Psychologist with the Cooke School and Institute.