Get to Know Danielle

Danielle Pate is a graduate student at Wright State University, pursuing a Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, with an expected graduation date in the summer of 2024. She holds two bachelor degrees from Miami University in Psychological Science and Applied Social Research. As a Counselor Trainee (CT), Danielle is on the path to becoming a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC).

Danielle’s background includes an internship at Pause for Parents, Play for Kids, where she supported caregivers of children with disabilities. She has also spent time in PreK classroom for three years working fueling her passion for working with children in a counseling context. Danielle has also lent her expertise as a tutor giving her experience leading both groups and individuals.

Danielle’s therapeutic approach is client-centered, incorporating Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, mindfulness, and strengths-based interventions. She emphasizes building rapport, teaching healthy coping skills, recognizing strengths, and collaboratively identifying solutions to problems.

Her motivation to become a therapist is rooted in her family’s commitment to spreading mental health awareness, and she is dedicated to providing support and a listening ear to those in need. Danielle is open to working with clients of all ages, with a particular interest in helping teens and young adults facing challenges related to anxiety, depression, and self-worth issues. In her leisure time, she enjoys reading, spending time with her extended family, and pursuing various crafts while listening to music, reflecting her commitment to lifelong learning and personal growth through reading.