Danevia Rhone

Some things you've been carrying for so long they've started to feel like part of who you are. I work with adolescents, adults, and older adults who are navigating trauma, grief, loss, and the weight of experiences that don't just go away on their own. People of all ages, ethnic backgrounds, socioeconomic situations, gender expressions, and sexual orientations find a real home in my practice, including folks within the LGBTQIA+ community. Clients often tell me they feel genuinely heard in a way they haven't before.

Over more than two decades working with children, families, and adults living with complex and multigenerational trauma, I've come to believe that healing rarely looks like a straight line. In our work together, we focus on what actually moves things forward: making sense of what you've been through, building tools that fit your real life, and finding your own sense of grounding along the way. I work with a lot of people who have survived domestic violence or are living with PTSD, and our sessions center on helping you move from survival mode into something that feels more like yours. If you've been through a lot and are wondering whether things can genuinely be different, I think we'd work well together.

Our first session is a conversation, not an intake form. We'll explore where you are right now, what brought you here, and where you hope to be. There's room to sit with whatever is coming up for you, whether that's big emotions, specific situations, or just a quiet sense that something needs to change. We'll work through what's hard and take time to recognize what's already working. When you're ready to reach out, I'd be glad to hear from you.