DaShana Hall

I am a licensed clinical social worker specializing in evidence-based psychotherapy for individuals living with chronic illness and complex medical conditions. Living with a chronic illness often brings emotional challenges such as anxiety, depression, grief, identity changes, medical trauma, and caregiver stress.

I offer individual therapy and psychoeducation services using trauma-informed and integrative approaches, including cognitive behavioral therapy, acceptance-based strategies, family system theory, and chronic-illness–affirming care. I work collaboratively with medical providers to ensure mental health treatment aligns with medical care plans and patient goals.

Support Specialties: Depression, Anxiety, Medical Trauma, Stroke Recovery, Living with Chronic illnesses, Grief and Loss, Career Transition, Workplace Burnout, Family Conflict, and Early Stages of Dementia.

Medical trauma- providing therapy related to psychological distress that can result from a negative or challenging medical experience. This can include the following: Experiencing a serious illness or injury, undergoing a painful or frightening medical procedure, witnessing a traumatic medical event, and/or having a negative experience.

My practice focuses on supporting individuals as they navigate these challenges, with an emphasis on improving quality of life, emotional resilience, and treatment adherence.