Danyele Wolfe, LPCC

Danyele Wolfe, MA, LPCC, holds a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Colorado Christian University and is a Licensed Professional Clinical Candidate (LPCC). Her passion for counseling is deeply rooted in a desire to foster connection and create a safe, nonjudgmental space where individuals feel truly seen, heard, and valued. She believes that healing begins when people feel understood and accepted, which is why her approach is highly person-centered.

Danyele is committed to providing a safe haven, especially for those who may have never experienced one before. She understands that navigating life’s challenges can feel overwhelming and isolating, but she firmly believes that hope, healing, and growth are always possible. As a person-centered therapist, her role is to walk alongside her clients as they explore their experiences, pain, and triumphs. Empowering them to recognize their own strength and resilience.

With experience working with individuals ranging from ages 3 to 75, Danyele supports clients through various life stages and challenges. Whether working with a young child trying to make sense of a confusing world, a teenager struggling with identity, or an adult facing the complexities of relationships, career pressures, or life transitions, she provides compassionate guidance tailored to their unique needs.

In her practice, Danyele integrates several therapeutic approaches, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Child Centered Play Therapy (CCPT), and solution-focused therapy. By utilizing these evidence-based methods, she equips clients with practical tools to manage hardships and cultivate a more fulfilling, meaningful life.

Danyele is dedicated to helping individuals navigate their struggles while embracing the potential for joy, connection, and transformation. She looks forward to being part of each client’s journey toward healing and self-discovery.