Danielle DreherPsychologist, PsyD

About

Making the choice to seek therapy is often tied to our desire to find relief from pain. This pain can show up as anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, grief, trauma, problems at work, or difficulties in your relationships. Other times the catalyst for therapy is an interest in achieving a greater sense of self-understanding. For all of these circumstances, therapy is a powerful instrument that allows you the freedom to make changes. Within the safety of a therapeutic space, examining personal challenges can not only alleviate distress, but also create an opportunity for rich and transformative growth. My style is open, collaborative, and honest. I listen closely for how your challenges are expressed and experienced, and for old narratives and patterns that are holding you back. I work from a psychodynamic relational perspective, meaning that together we will explore your relationships and the roles you occupy within them as a way to move toward healing.

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