Profile

Danielle Huston Fisher, MSW, LSWAIC

Description of Counselor/Practice

As a Black American woman raised mostly on the West coast in a christian environment; I have a particular interest in helping people navigate difficult conversations. I believe therapy is a working journey that we undertake because we desire growth, change, healing and/or insight. During our work together we will celebrate your achievements, envision a desirable future and then map out the small and large changes necessary to realize and actualize your vision. I primarily do this by building upon and helping you to identify strengths while highlighting all successes along the way; while engaging in trauma care as needed. Although I use an integrative approach that is specific to each and every person's journey some of the Western theories/ modalities that I may draw from are: Family Systems, Strength based, Solution focused brief therapy (SFBT), Humanistic, Cognitive /Behavioral and Motivational interviewing. I am interested in engaging the whole person and using mindfulness techniques to promote rest, change, and insightfulness. I partner with people to address themes such as: internalized oppressions, trauma, intergenerational trauma, secondary trauma, family relationships, resilience across the lifespan, boundaries, grief/healing and narrative work.

Ethnicities Counselor Identifies As
(or has Ethnic Minority Mental Health Specialist designation in)

Languages Counseling Provided In
(in addition to English)

N/A

Religions
(trained in / integrates into counseling)

Client Types

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Client Ages

Insurance Accepted

N/A

Locations

None listed

Organization: Infinitely Well

Offers online counseling

Available for consult

Cost: $125 per session

College: University of Washington

Degree: Clinical and Contextual practice

Year Graduated: 2008