Dana Whitt is a licensed clinical mental health counselor (LCMHC) who assists individuals from all walks of life in their journey toward becoming the best versions of themselves. Her clients often face challenges such as fragile self-esteem, loss of faith, body image issues, relational conflicts, and social or systemic pressures. With advanced skills in treating trauma-related disorders stemming from single incidents, such as sexual assault, or complex histories, including childhood abuse and neglect, Dana is equipped to guide her clients through their healing processes. She employs attachment work and relational constructivist theories, helping those yearning for deeper connections with their hearts, bodies, and minds. Dana understands that relationships can be sources of profound pain, but also incredible healing, and she strives to use the therapeutic relationship as a catalyst for transformative change. Her approach is tailored to reflect each client's specific goals and strengths, ensuring a personalized therapy experience that resonates with them. In times of struggle, hurt, or loneliness, Dana provides a supportive and judgment-free space where individuals can explore their feelings and rediscover their hope and strength. As Brené Brown wisely stated, 'Only when we are brave enough to explore the darkness will we discover the infinite power of our light.'