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How can teletherapy work? How can you provide care remotely?

Megan Aguirre, MSW, ACSWM

Megan Aguirre, MSW, ACSW

Psychotherapist
Online & In-Person
Hi there; welcome! Let’s see if we might be a good team to support your wellness, together. Reach out for a consultation; I am happy to listen and discuss the possibilities of what healing and change can look like for you. My practice style utilizes a strengths-based, holistic, and person-centered approach to evoke the power of self, change, and healing. I strive to cultivate a safe, judgment free space where you can explore your needs for wellness and build the skills and strategies that will help you to succeed.  My goal is to act as a guide and partner. My investment in the development of strong therapeutic relationships helps me to provide tailored and responsive care to those I support. I am passionate about my work as a therapist and understand how vulnerable it can feel to take this step to initiate support. Who I work with:   Anyone seeking healing, change, symptom relief, and or support with prioritizing their wellness.  People navigating the transition of fully coming into adulthood and themselves in their 20’s and 30’s.  People cultivating and seeking acceptance for their sexual and gender identities.  Teens feeling lost and in need of a safe space for processing and building skills to cope.  I have experience working for a youth based intensive outpatient program (IOP) and welcome referrals for youth, adults, and families transitioning from higher level care programs.   Top modalities: DBT, CBT, MBCT, SFBT, insight therapy, strengths based, person centered, solution focused, social emotional psychoeducation  
Danielle Burnette, LMSWD

Danielle Burnette, LMSW

Clinical Therapist
Online & In-Person
“Our daily lives can be challenging, but there are so many ways and opportunities for us to heal and grow. With an open mind and open heart, I seek to provide guidance to my clients, as they navigate through the process of self-discovery and resolution. By creating a space of empowerment, ambition, and confidence for my clients.” Danielle earned an undergraduate degree from Indiana University and an MSW from NYU. Her experiences at NYU inspired many areas of interest, including trauma/crisis therapy for adolescents and adults. Danielle has worked closely as a case manager for incarcerated juveniles/young adults, offering legal advocacy, future planning sessions, and social emotional support through correspondence. Danielle is currently working as a full-time high school social worker, and has training in harassment, bullying, discrimination prevention and intervention in schools. She also has her Professional Educators Licensure in the state of Illinois as well as her Professional Educators Certificate in the state of New York. Danielle believes that therapy must be individually crafted, and there is not a “one size fits all” approach. We each walk are own unique path, and sometimes we need support. Being different is an integral part of human life. In therapy, Danielle creates a warm and supportive environment, and incorporates psychotherapeutic training, and mindfulness into treatment plans. Her goal is to provide her clients the tools/techniques to help them progress and move forward in life.