Dana Howley

Dana Howley is a licensed clinical psychologist who embraces a humanistic approach, valuing the uniqueness and potential of each individual she works with. Her passion for dismantling systemic oppression and white-body supremacy informs her practice, as she believes that healing begins with unconditional positive regard. Dana creates a welcoming environment for her clients, inviting them to share their experiences with openness and without judgment. She empowers individuals to confront inner conflicts, enhances their awareness of core issues, and supports them in managing uncomfortable feelings with greater ease. With extensive training in trauma and PTSD, codependency, and spirituality, Dana excels in utilizing mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT), somatic therapies, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and EMDR, among other modalities. She is particularly committed to advocating for LGBTQ representation and understanding intersectionality in mental health. Through her strength-based and culturally sensitive approach, Dana guides her clients through life transitions, anxiety, depression, grief, loss, and personal development, assisting them on their journeys toward discovering their most authentic selves.