As a member of a military family and a Tier 3 trained provider through Star Behavioral Health Providers (SBHP), I’m honored to support service members, veterans, and their families. With over a decade of experience, I’m committed to providing compassionate, evidence-based care tailored to the unique challenges of military life.

Marriage and Family Therapists (MFTs) are trained in systemic therapy, equipping them to work with individuals, couples, and families. Danesha provides couples therapy, and family therapy, addressing everything from parent-child dynamics to relationship stressors. She is also certified in the Prepare/Enrich assessment program, which enhances her work in helping couples build strong, resilient relationships.

Women often prioritize others' needs while neglecting their own well-being. Therapy provides a supportive space to address issues like anxiety, depression, identity, relationships, cultural stress, reproductive challenges, and attachment patterns.

Danesha is trained through Postpartum Support International, with advanced education in perinatal mental health, offering compassionate, specialized care for women navigating these experiences.

Many men hesitate to seek help or talk openly about their emotions, yet addressing mental health challenges can be a powerful and transformative experience. Recognizing the unique ways men experience, express, and cope with emotional struggles is a vital first step toward healing and growth.

If you are a student affiliated with the University of Washington Athletics Department, please inform your provider as soon as possible. In order for your sessions to be covered, the University of Washington must receive prior notification of all appointments before they are scheduled.

Clinical consultations offer therapists a valuable space for critical reflection, fresh insight, and continued professional development. These sessions help break the isolation often felt in solo practice by providing opportunities to explore complex cases, navigate ethical dilemmas, and enhance clinical conceptualization. Ultimately, consultations support not only the therapist’s growth but also the quality of care provided to clients.