Danielle Wagner

Danielle Wagner is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist who understands that seeking therapy for oneself or a child can often be a confusing and frustrating journey. Her mission is to de-stigmatize the process of reaching out for support through therapy, particularly for the middle school to young adult demographic. Danielle is committed to delivering compassionate, down-to-earth, and cohesive care to individuals who wish to address challenges related to relationships, stress, past trauma, ongoing mental health diagnoses, and more. With her extensive experience, she also offers clinical supervision for those aspiring to achieve professional clinical licensure. As a licensed clinical social worker, Danielle currently focuses on supporting undergraduate college students, having previously provided trauma-informed care to youth in the foster care system and behavioral health and substance abuse therapy at a community practice. She brings a wealth of experience working with middle and high school students, young adults, and adults alike. Her clients often describe her as an accepting, kind, and empathetic therapist. In recognition of her advocacy efforts, Danielle was honored as the NAMI Bucks County Mental Health Advocate of the Year in 2019. She enjoys utilizing nature and animals as tools to connect with clients and build trust. For those looking to navigate the journey of finding the right provider or seeking a consultation, Danielle offers a welcoming and approachable atmosphere.