Danielle Maveal, She/Her

Danielle works with young people sorting out tough experiences, big feelings, social stuff, school pressure, identity questions, and family life. She centers each client’s culture, body, brain, orientation, and values, and treats therapy as a place to be fully yourself. Sessions might look like untangling a hard week, practicing a conversation, or figuring out what actually helps you feel okay in your body and your day.

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She looks at the whole picture, from sleep, screens, sensory load, movement, rest, creativity, and community, and helps set clear goals you can practice between sessions. Talking is always enough. If it feels right, you can use creativity through quick sketches, collage, clay, music, or a few lines of writing, to explore what’s hard to say out loud.

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Danielle’s care is trauma-informed, size-inclusive, neurodivergent-affirming, and LGBTQ+ and gender-affirming. She works from a narrative, person-centered, and emotionally-focused lens. Danielle is an art therapy intern at Lewis & Clark College, practicing under supervision and focusing on adolescent and young adult care. She is currently researching how people in larger bodies experience therapy.