Our Clinical Team
Danelle Johnson, LCSW-C
Danelle enjoys encouraging individuals and families to take the necessary steps required for healing. Danelle strives to address mental health in an integrative, dynamic, and holistic manner. She has received extensive training in Trauma focused-CBT, Parent-Child Interaction Therapy, Functional Family Therapy, and EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing).
Danelle believes that open and honest communication with clients allows her to utilize her gift of empathy and experiences to identify and address all aspects of an individual’s life that impact their well-being including their physical health, faith/spirituality, support systems and work or school environment. This approach leads to sustainable change.
Danelle’s expertise was developed over the last ten years across a variety of treatment settings including private practice, community-based services, outpatient specialty clinics, crisis intervention, large nonprofits, and structured outpatient programs.
Kaylee Belew-Miller, LMSW
Kaylee enjoys encouraging individuals and families to take the necessary steps for healing. Kaylee strives to address mental health in an integrative, dynamic, and holistic manner. She has a background in working with children and families who have experienced trauma in a variety of areas and is beginning training for Family Functional Therapy. Kaylee also has completed a wide variety of other training, which she incorporates in her practice, including but not limited to, Attachment Regulation and Competency and Strengthening Families.
Kaylee believes that open and honest communication with clients allows her to be more empathetic and her experience helps her identify and address all aspects of an individual's life that impacts their wellbeing. This approach leads to sustainable change.
Kaylee's expertise has developed over the last eight years across a variety of treatment settings, including community based services, crisis intervention, working with nonprofits, working with youth in foster care, and providing training to other social workers and parents struggling with difficult behaviors they see in the youth around them.
