Dani Vonoch, LPCC
Pronouns: they/she
ph. 707-390-0155
Dani supports children, teens, families and adults navigating depression, anxiety, emotional overwhelm and life transitions. They bring warmth, humor and a grounded presence to their work, creating a space where clients of all ages feel safe to show up as their full selves- no feeling too big or too small.
Dani’s approach is collaborative, trauma-informed, and rooted in a systems lens, recognizing that each of us is shaped by our environments, relationships and communities. Deeply inspired by the natural world, Dani sees people as part of the ecosystems they move through and often draws on nature’s cycles- growth, rest, renewal- as a guide in the healing process. Dani’s work is client-centered and attachment-based, and they draw from a wide range of modalities to best support each client’s unique needs.
Dani supports children and teens in building emotional awareness, developing healthier relationships, and reconnecting with what makes them feel most alive. In work with parents and families, they offer tools to support emotional regulation, improve communication and shift patters that feel stuck or painful.
Dani holds a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Prescott College in Arizona, a program known for its experiential
Danielle (Dani) Vonoch is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, # 19020