Chatham Dann

Chatham Dann, a licensed clinical social worker and therapist, adopts a humanistic approach that is free from judgment, working collaboratively with each individual to help meet their personal and therapeutic goals. Utilizing Internal Family Systems and other therapeutic methods, Chatham assists individuals and families in navigating life's obstacles. Those experiencing anxiety, self-doubt, social isolation, hopelessness, or addiction, as well as those who have faced past traumatic events, can count on Chatham as a partner in their journey toward a healthier, fulfilled, and balanced life. He specializes in the intersections of NeuroQueer identities, with a keen interest in topics such as decolonization, trauma, race, neurodiversity, queer identity, and healthy sexuality, and is on his way to becoming a certified sex therapist. Outside of his therapy practice, Chatham actively engages as a social justice advocate for marginalized populations. With 14 years of experience in human services within the Pioneer Valley, he is well-versed in the many resources available to the community. Chatham employs a systems approach and, when appropriate, collaborates with other service providers and family members to ensure that the support provided aligns with the quality of life each individual deserves.