Dana Schneider is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist with a PhD, holding credentials as an LCSW, ACC, CMT-P, and RYT 200. She specializes in providing psychotherapy that integrates mindfulness and spirituality to help individuals feeling lost or struggling with stress and anxiety. Dana works collaboratively with her clients to help them find their bearings and nurture self-care practices. Her integrative and contemplative approach emphasizes mindfulness, deep reflection, and self-compassion. Additionally, she has a passion for supporting therapists and care providers on their journey. With extensive experience as a therapist, professor, researcher, and mindfulness and yoga instructor, Dana enriches her practice and guides her clients through the spaces in-between in life. Her goal is to assist individuals in harnessing their spirituality and finding inner peace.