Danielle Guerrero , LCSW

Danielle Guerrero is a licensed clinical social worker in New Mexico who brings a warm, collaborative approach to therapeutic work. She remained in her home state for her education, earning both a bachelor of social work and a master of social work from New Mexico State University, and has built experience helping a wide range of individuals and families.

Her background includes work with survivors of domestic violence, people and families involved with child protective services, and specialized practice in foster care, adoption, and attachment-focused therapy. She also provides support for stress management, depression, anxiety, parenting concerns, post-traumatic stress, life adjustments, interpersonal conflicts, grief and loss, and other trauma-related issues.

Danielle blends evidence-based methods into a flexible, person-centered framework. Her approach draws on attachment theory, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), solution-focused techniques, strengths-based perspectives, and client-centered practices to help people develop practical coping and communication skills. She emphasizes the therapeutic relationship as central to change and works collaboratively so people can tap into their inner resources and build resilience.

Danielle holds the LCSW credential - Licensed Clinical Social Worker - and applies her training to support individuals and families as they navigate challenges and pursue meaningful change.

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