Incorporating interventions like cognitive-behavioral therapy, relational cultural theory, and emotionally focused therapy, Danielle strives to create a supportive space for individuals on their journey to healing and self-discovery. She firmly believes that seeking counseling is a testament to one's strength and commitment to personal well-being and growth.

Danielle's path into therapy was catalyzed by her own self-healing journey, where she experienced the transformative impact of support and guidance. With a decade of experience working for local nonprofits in Lancaster County, she served diverse and underserved populations. In her most recent role as a senior leader in development and communications for a science-based addiction prevention organization, Danielle spearheaded the Mental Health Moments campaign in collaboration with WGAL. This 12-month initiative focused on providing education, awareness, and resources on addiction prevention, aiming to destigmatize conversations around addiction within the community. Danielle takes pride in assembling a team of community stakeholders dedicated to addressing timely and imperative issues affecting the community.

Danielle partners with her clients to help them meet their goals with a collaborative treatment approach. When she meets with her clients, she appreciates learning about their strengths and how she can incorporate them into treatment. She believes that an attachment focused approach to therapy can help people move in the direction they want to go. She welcomes new clients to call for a phone consultation to see if it’s the right therapeutic fit.

Danielle finds joy in exploring trying new dishes, particularly in the realm of plant-based cuisine. Her personal interests also include practicing yoga for its mental and physical health benefits and taking leisurely walks in nature with her husband and canine companion, Koda.