Danielle Eaton (She/Her)

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After working at a crisis stabilization mental health hospital for 5+ years I quickly adapted to providing effective therapy efficiently.

I love narrative therapy because of how empowering it is. We're the script writers of our own lives, the narrators, and we have the power to change the perspective.

I worked over 5 years in a mental health hospital. Many persons that came in often were also experiencing anxiety. Every client I've seen since then in my private practice role has had anxiety at some point. It seems inevitable. Life will always throw something hard at us at some point.

Although I am an ally, I'm not directly in the LGTBQ community; however I'm incredibly supportive, understanding, and open to all persons, lifestyles, and sexualities. I've had the pleasure of gaining more and more persons that are non-binary / transgender over the years and it seems to be a population that can be benefited from my services.

After becoming a parent, and then adding a second boy to the mix 17 months later, I quickly learned firsthand how lacking support for new parents is. There's an overwhelming amount of support within the first month of the baby being born, but in my experience (although exhausting!!) it's really as time goes on and the child becomes more mobile that things get particularly stressful!