Danielle Taormina-Cullen
About
Danielle Taormina-Cullen is a psychotherapy intern from Seton Hall University. She is currently completing her final coursework towards her Masters' degree in Professional Counseling. In addition, Danielle graduated from William Paterson University in 2014 with her Bachelor's degree in Psychology and English, and has worked as a life coach and a teacher.
Danielle has experience working with individuals, couples, and families. She particularly excels working with individuals navigating phase-of-life related stressors, couples struggling with patterns of miscommunication, and families contending with conflictual dynamics.
Danielle's Approach to Therapy
"It is my pleasure to provide a compassionate space to each individual, couple, and family I work with. When attending therapy with me, clients can expect a completely holistic approach: obtaining insight and awareness by addressing behaviors, emotions, and patterns that are causing disharmony and pain, and working collaboratively to create meaningful and lasting change. I incorporate a multitude of theories in my work, allowing me to tailor my technique to each client's unique needs and strengths, and I am Level I and Level II trained in the Gottman Method for couples. I can also integrate faith and spirituality for clients seeking those lenses, and my approach is always grounded in multicultural care."
The Benefits to Working with a Psychotherapy Intern
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Fresh training and up-to-date knowledge from scholastic coursework
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Higher level of attentiveness due to small caseload size
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Extra attention, support, and input on cases due to clinical supervision meetings on a weekly basis
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Lower cost for services
