Dana Kahn, a Clinical Social Worker and licensed therapist (LICSW, MSW), brings a wealth of knowledge and sensitivity to her practice. With a profound understanding of the impact that systemic and cultural influences have on individual experiences, Dana views her work through the lens of anti-oppression. She recognizes that everyone carries a unique set of intersecting identities, shaping how they navigate the world. Dana believes that the foundation of mental health is rooted in the exploration of these identities and the radical acceptance of one's whole self. While she joyfully offers strength-based, client-centered services to all, Dana possesses a particular passion for working with individuals facing anxiety, depression, mood disorders, addiction, life transitions, trauma, and the specific needs of the LGBTQIA+ community. Through a collaborative therapeutic approach, she creates a safe space where clients can explore their personal barriers to growth, receiving compassionate guidance and constructive challenges to patterns that may hinder their progress. With her diverse knowledge of evidence-based practices and therapeutic modalities, including mindfulness-based, trauma-focused, and cognitive-behavioral techniques, Dana tailors her services to meet the specific goals of each individual she supports.