Daniel Charles Carini, LCSW, is a seasoned Clinical Social Worker with over 20 years of experience in supporting at-risk children, teens, and families. His expertise covers a variety of crucial areas including ADHD, LGBTQA populations, effective communication, boundary work, dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) for mood management, and addressing complex or generational trauma. Currently, he has a part-time role within a high school setting and offers additional telehealth sessions in the evenings, along with limited office availability. Daniel also provides private consultations for families navigating challenges with adult family members who resist care. His passion for therapy blossomed during his eight and a half years as an IICAPS mental health worker, which laid the foundation for his eventual career as a therapist. He earned his LCSW while working extensively with adolescent group homes, serving as an addiction counselor, and also fulfilling a clinical supervisory role for an EMPS/211 team. With significant experience in GLBTQA supportive care, Daniel utilizes a variety of therapeutic modalities including traditional talk therapy, DBT, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and person-centered treatment, aiming to foster improved communication and support within struggling families. Through his extensive background, he has addressed prevalent issues such as addiction, trauma, and interpersonal conflict, demonstrating a deep commitment to his clients’ well-being.