Danielle M Rosa

Mending our hearts and minds is an act of honoring and loving ourselves. This can be difficult in times of uncertainty where things like politics, racial injustices, and fear can unravel the fibers of our being. These times we’re living in, coupled with your specific history, relationships, feelings, or thoughts can leave you feeling empty, paranoid, sensitive, never enough, sleepless, a ball of nerves, or confused. I work with people who want to mend these tattered parts of themselves. I work with people who are BIPOC, have experiences with psychosis, anxiety, and traumatic pasts.  You want to awaken and enjoy life and feel sure of yourself. You want to learn balance; to focus on yourself without feeling guilty or selfish. Using art therapy — a deeply moving and enlightening psychological practice — you can deepen your understanding of yourself by using your non-verbal language. You can mend your heart and mind and fortify yourself. I hope to validate your experience, counsel you