Danielle is a board-certified music therapist with a bachelors (2023) and masters (2025) in music therapy. Danielle approaches her work with a strengths- and relationship-based framework, wherein music is used to facilitate the development and maintenance of health and wellbeing as it relates to her therapy participants. She has experience working with therapy participants across the life span, representing strengths and needs in musical, emotional, physical, cognitive, and spiritual areas. Danielle has worked with individuals with autism, Down’s syndrome and other genetic disorders, ADHD, mental health diagnoses, Alzheimer and dementia, epilepsy disorders, traumatic brain injuries, and with individuals transitioning within the criminal justice system. Danielle is particularly interested in fostering healthy relationships between her clients and the communities in which she serves them attained  through greater connection and respect via community-minded and client-centered music therapy services.