Daniel Meckel

Daniel Meckel, a Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holds a PhD and an MSW, and is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW-C) specializing in helping adults and elders overcome significant challenges such as stress, trauma, relationship issues, and mood disorders. His therapeutic approach is rooted in psychodynamic, trauma-focused, and relational modalities, allowing clients to deepen their insight, enhance self-knowledge, and identify long-standing, often detrimental patterns in their lives. Daniel draws upon clients' inner strengths to guide them toward greater fulfillment in themselves and their relationships. With extensive experience supporting individuals affected by trauma, he facilitates adjunct forms of treatment to address the ongoing effects of traumatic experiences when necessary. His collaborative work includes close partnerships with psychiatric colleagues to provide comprehensive therapeutic care involving medication when appropriate. Furthermore, Daniel’s research, publications, and teaching experience contribute depth to his practice, particularly in the realms of the psychology of religion and culture. He welcomes discussions that explore cultural, religious, or spiritual concerns, ensuring his therapy is inclusive and resonates with clients of all backgrounds.