Do you feel like you’re carrying so much on your own—showing up strong and capable—even when you feel disconnected and overwhelmed?
Patterns like hyperindependence, people-pleasing, or emotional shutdown often develop as ways to get by and get through. Over time, these patterns can make it hard to feel safe, supported, or fully connected in relationships with others and with yourself.
I help untangle patterns that no longer serve you, understand why those patterns developed, and imagine new ways of relating that feel more grounded, connected, and aligned.
Experience:
Danielle has over a decade of experience supporting survivors of domestic violence, sexual violence, human trafficking, homelessness, and involvement in the justice system. Her work is rooted in values of equity, empowerment, and liberation.
She earned her Associate's degree in Liberal Arts and Science from Hostos Community College (CUNY), her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from The City College of New York (CUNY), and her Master’s degree in Forensic Mental Health Counseling from John Jay College of Criminal Justice (CUNY).
Client Focus:
• Individuals
• Couples.
• Families
Types of therapy:
• Cognitive Behavioral • Psychodynamic
Areas of Focus:
• Trauma & Complex Trauma • Relationship Patterns
• Emotional Regulation
• Hyperindependence
• People-Pleasing
More than just my work:
Outside of therapy, I love traveling, gardening, and I'm always in the mood for a good slice of pound cake. The native Floridian in me loves the beach and Southern Hospitality. The New Yorker in me loves the MOMA and great pizza.
If you’re ready to explore new ways of feeling safe and supported, you’re welcome to reach out. Let's begin your next chapter.
Click on the link below to begin your healing journey!