Danielle Waldby is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist providing psychotherapy to individuals. Danielle earned her Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University in Los Angeles and completed her clinical training at Antioch Community Therapy Services (ACTS). She has experience working with clients navigating identity formation, anxiety, anger, and grief. Danielle’s approach is warm, client-centered and collaborative. She integrates strengths-based therapy, solution-focused therapy, feminist therapy, and narrative therapy in supporting clients exploring their personal stories, strengthening their sense of self, and assisting those with creating meaningful change.

A focus of Danielle’s work is identity—helping clients explore the aspects of themselves that feel most important. She values working with parents and caregivers, offering guidance and support to help them navigate challenging moments and strengthen their relationships with their children. A session would look like meeting each client where they are, using a flexible blend of non-directive and directive talk therapy to foster growth, insight, and empowerment.

Before becoming a therapist, Danielle worked as a nanny, art educator, and in the design and home organization industry. These experiences continue to inform her creative, relational, and strengths-based approach to therapy.

Danielle is committed to creating a supportive, affirming space where clients feel seen, heard, and empowered in their healing and growth.