Danielle Tavasti, MSW, MSP, LMSW is an associate therapist who earned her dual master’s degrees in Social Work and Social Policy. She is deeply committed to creating therapeutic spaces where clients feel seen, regulated, and supported in their full complexity. Her clinical approach is culturally responsive, relational, and nervous-system informed, integrating evidence-based practices with somatic awareness to support meaningful change.

As an associate therapist, Danielle is also informed by her Black, Indigenous (Choctaw and Eastern Band Cherokee), and lesbian identities, which shape her holistic understanding of mental health as connected to history, community, identity, and the body.