Danielle Kelmar, LCSW

About Me

Chances are if you are reading this you are seeking support for yourself or someone you love. Starting therapy for the first time or reaching out to a new therapist can be a tough and a stressful process. I have a warm empathetic style, so I hope that makes it easier.

My private practice focuses on working with adolescents, individuals and families. I also provide coaching for parents and athletes. 

I have over 20 years of experience as a practitioner, with a Masters Degree in Clinical Social Work and I am a Licensed Clinical Social worker. I am also trained in T.E.A.M. Therapy from Stanford University’s Feeling Good Institute, led by world-renowned Psychiatrist David Burns, M.D. Currently in my practice I specialize in working with clients who are struggling with General Anxiety, Social Anxiety, Panic Attacks, Depression, Eating Disorders, lack of motivation & procrastination.

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My practice focuses on working with college students who are facing issues I specialize in as well as students returning home for a mental/medical leave from college and looking to build up a solid toolbox so they can regain their footing.

I really enjoy my time working with athletes who may be searching for tools to increase their motivation to reach their peak performance.

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Non-Profit Boards: 

Breaking the Chains

Teen4Teenshelp.org

Education:

LCSW: Board of Behavioral Science, LCSW21450

Master of Social Work: Sacramento State University

Bachelor of Art: Sonoma State University: BA in Psychology , Minor in Sports Psychology

Certifications: T.E.A.M Therapy, Stanford University’s Feeling Good Institute

Memberships:

NASW: National Institute of Social Workers

NIMH: National Institute of Mental Health

NEDA: National Eating Disorders Association

AED: Academy of Eating Disorders

NAMI: National Alliance on Mental Illness