Danaé Behr

Danaé’s training in Marriage and Family Therapy grounds her in family systems theory, viewing individuals as part of interconnected relational networks. She identifies patterns and intergenerational influences shaping behaviors and relationships, helping clients gain insight into systemic factors impacting emotional and relational health. This approach supports meaningful change within families and broader relational systems.

Danaé is skilled in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), an evidence-based approach focusing on secure emotional bonds. She helps clients access vulnerable emotions, deepen attachment, and create new patterns of empathy and responsiveness. EFT supports repairing relational ruptures and fostering emotional safety, enabling growth and resilience through compassionate, attuned interactions.

Danaé applies experiential theory by encouraging clients to engage with emotions and experiences in the present moment. This hands-on approach promotes awareness, emotional expression, and healing, allowing clients to connect authentically with themselves and others for deeper transformation.

I’m drawn to attachment work because at our core, we all long to feel safe, seen, and loved. As a therapist, I’ve seen how early relationships shape the way we connect with others—and how healing happens when we gently explore those patterns. I love walking with clients as they make sense of their stories, deepen trust, and build more secure, connected relationships. It’s tender, meaningful work, and it’s a privilege to be part of that process.

I’m passionate about marriage counseling because I believe every couple deserves a space to feel heard, supported, and reconnected. Relationships go through seasons, and sometimes we just need help finding our way back to each other. I love helping couples strengthen their communication, rebuild trust, and grow together with more intention and understanding. It’s an honor to hold space for that kind of healing and to witness the beauty of renewed connection.

Supporting survivors of sexual abuse and assault is a deeply important part of my work. I focus on creating a space that feels safe, respectful, and steady—where clients can begin to process what they’ve experienced, reconnect with themselves, and move forward in a way that feels right for them. Healing looks different for everyone, and I’m honored to walk alongside people as they find their own path toward safety, trust, and wholeness.