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Danyelle Marshall
Danyelle Marshall
Health Equity Statement
I share with all my clients that mental health is health – if our minds are not functioning, our bodies are not functioning either. I also share that health services are not equal, and discriminatory practices are common in the medical field, especially toward Black identified individuals. I teach clients how to advocate for themselves with systems that traditionally oppress us and empower them to become comfortable with challenging racism within these systems.
Biography
Danyelle is a licensed therapist with an eclectic approach to therapy and practices healing of mind, body and spirit. She specializes in working with youth, seniors, and couples (same sex, heterosexual, or partnered individuals). Danyelle counsels clients with neurodivergence and assists clients with harm reduction strategies, depression, anxiety, and other mental health issues. She has also coached clients regarding self-esteem building and other areas of growth. She has made it her life’s mission to speak for those who have lost their voice or need to find a voice to express how they should be treated and receive equitable treatment. She is a fierce proponent of advocacy and equity for BIPOC and marginalized people.
Experience
Has worked with BIPOC community since 2003 Specialize in trauma work and trauma therapeutic practices Work with people with neurodivergent and neurotypical mindsets Work with people and immigration issues Work with families and youth/adults that have been in foster care, justice system involved and court involvement Coach/Teach/professional development
Education
Doctorate, Internatinoal and Multicultural Education Masters, Counseling Psychology - Marriage and Family Therapist