Dani Rosenkrantz (She/they)

I help folx with anxiety from all kinds of anxiety, but especially with those navigating anxiety from oppression based trauma (such as stress from anti-LGBTQIA+, Jewish, BIPOC experiences), political stress, sexual concerns, financial anxiety, and relationship challenges.

Creating spaces for us all to be our authentic queer selves and navigate whatever is happening in queer lives is a core aspect of my life professionally and personally. I help folx navigate the challenges and connect to the strengths of being a member of this community, from an intersectional lens that honors intersections with faith, ethnic, and racial identities. I also help families learn to create affirming environments to support their children and themselves and build community.

Jewish mental health is a particular passion area for me as a Jewish human. I understand what it’s like to experience the ways Jewish identity uniquely shapes us as individuals and a collective, and the ways antisemitism and generational trauma influence Jewish experience. I also know our community has many strengths to draw on in difficult moments. I also know our identities can feel complicated. I want to be a space you can be your full Jewish self, no judgement, and explore the nuance.

I work from a feminist lens, which means I think about the relationship between our experiences, identities, and context. I view the personal as political, and our healing as a act of resistance.

I attend to intersectionality in therapy and the unique ways your identities shape your experiences, your emotions and thoughts, and your strengths. I view you as an expert in your lived experience and share my experience with helping folx heal and find meaning to find options that fit for you uniquely. I want therapy to be a place you feel believed and valued.

I worked from an interpersonal perspective. I help you increase awareness of your relationship with self, others, and systems, and get clear on how to compassionately create change to live a more fulfilling life. Self trust, compassion, and boundaries are a big part of my work.

Feminist therapy means I think about the interaction of you, your context, and society and power as it relates to your mental health. I view the personal as political and your wellness as an act of resistance. You thriving and connecting to joy and healing is my goal.