Early in my nursing career, I witnessed how compassionate, holistic mental health care could transform lives. That experience inspired me to combine medical knowledge with empathy and psychotherapy to help others heal and thrive.

I work best with adults experiencing mood, anxiety, or trauma-related disorders who are motivated to engage in treatment and explore both pharmacologic and psychotherapeutic interventions.

I wish all clients knew that healing is a gradual process that involves patience, consistency, and self-compassion. Progress often comes in small steps, and both therapy and medication can play important roles in restoring balance.

In the first session, clients can expect a thorough evaluation that explores their symptoms, history, and goals for treatment. Early sessions focus on building trust, developing a collaborative treatment plan, and setting a foundation for measurable progress and ongoing support.

I value empathy, perseverance, and genuine connection qualities that deeply inform my work as a provider. Beginning my nursing career in 2011 and later transitioning from family primary care to psychiatry taught me the importance of treating the whole person.

I tailor treatment by taking time to understand each client's individual history, goals, and preferences. Drawing on both psychotherapy and evidence-based medication management, I develop personalized care plans that address emotional, behavioral, and biological factors.

Yes - when clinically appropriate, Daniel may prescribe both non-stimulant and stimulant medication for the treatment of ADHD.