Courtney started her clinical practice at the Child Development Institute providing developmental evaluations, Floor-time Intervention, and mental health counseling for parents of children with special needs. She expanded her practice to include pediatric sleep intervention for children with neuro- cognitive disabilities and trauma. After relocating to Colorado Courtney worked with the University of Denver’s Early Learning Center supporting inclusive education for children with special needs. She also worked with the area child advocacy centers providing trauma counseling, forensic interviewing, and sleep support to children who were victims of crime. Courtney co-authored an article with Dr. Amber McDonald for the APSCAC journal’s best practices issue on conducting forensic interviews with children with special needs. 

Currently, Courtney works for Early Intervention Colorado providing developmental assessments, sleep intervention, and postpartum counseling to parents of children with developmental delays. She also worked with Children’s Hospital Colorado in the Postpartum Depression Clinic providing attachment work with moms and babies in addition to sleep support. In her private practice Courtney offers her sleep expertise to families of typically developing children and provides professional trainings to providers seeking to learn more about sleep intervention. In 2016 Courtney developed and released a sleep training app called Cradle Baby Sleep Trainer for parents of children ages 0-3 years to facilitate healthy sleep routines and improved rest times.  The objective of this app was to make sleep information more affordable and accessible to families who did not have access to professional sleep services. The Cradle logic was sold to a pediatric app company in 2022 and Courtney continues to work on advisory boards for different pediatric companies providing sleep recommendations and strategies for their products.