Get to Know Me

Hi, I’m Danielle.

If you’re here, I’m guessing life feels heavier than you expected it would.

 

Maybe you’re pregnant and instead of feeling excited, you’re consumed by worry. Maybe you recently had your baby and can’t understand why everyone else seems to be adjusting while you’re barely keeping your head above water. Maybe you love your children more than anything in the world, but you’ve quietly wondered, why does this feel so hard?

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Or maybe motherhood has stirred up parts of yourself you thought you’d already healed—perfectionism, anxiety, body image struggles, the need to have everything under control, or a constant feeling that you’re somehow falling short.

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If any of that feels familiar, I want you to know you’re not alone.

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Long before I became a therapist, I was drawn to understanding why we struggle and, more importantly, how we heal. For the past several years, I’ve had the privilege of helping women recover from eating disorders, anxiety, and the relentless pressure to be “good enough.” Again and again, I’ve seen that healing doesn’t come from becoming perfect. It comes from learning to meet ourselves with honesty, compassion, and courage.

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Then I became a mother.

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Like so many women, motherhood changed me in ways I never could have anticipated. It stretched me, humbled me, and gave me a profound appreciation for just how emotionally demanding this season of life can be. I know what it feels like to love your children with your whole heart while also grieving parts of yourself, questioning whether you’re doing enough, and carrying an invisible mental load that no one else seems to notice.

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That experience deepened not only who I am as a person but also how I show up as a therapist.

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Today, my passion is helping women navigate pregnancy, postpartum, and every season of motherhood with more confidence, self-compassion, and emotional freedom. Whether you’re struggling with anxiety, intrusive thoughts, an eating disorder, body image, identity changes, or simply feeling like you’ve lost yourself somewhere along the way, therapy can become a place where you don’t have to hold it all together.

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In our work together, you won’t be judged or expected to have the “right” answers. You’ll be met with warmth, curiosity, and genuine compassion. My hope is that our sessions become one of the few places where you can exhale, speak honestly, and begin reconnecting with yourself—not just as a mother, but as a whole person.

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You deserve support, too.

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I’m so glad you’re here.

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If you're ready to stop carrying everything on your own, I'd be honored to walk alongside you.