Christopher Kelley Daniels (he/him) approaches therapy with the belief that collaboration is key, and there is no primary formula for mental health. Utilizing creative conceptualization, humor, and a psycho-dynamic approach, Christopher aims to work with clients to establish unique spaces that allow them to effectively process their lived experiences, relationships, and identities. Certified in Contemporary Dance from London Contemporary Dance School, and employing an ongoing movement practice, intentional physicality and embodiment are prominent domains of interest within Christopher’s practice.

 Christopher has a masters degree in Advanced Clinical Practice from Columbia University’s School of Social Work and has experience working in crisis intervention, supporting pregnant and postpartum folks living with mental health vulnerabilities, and providing 1:1 counseling for LGBTQIA+ individuals. Christopher has led harm reduction initiatives in Manhattan/Brooklyn, is a GED tutor for LGBTQ adult learners, and frequently engages in efforts to support and advocate for people living with HIV.

Population

• Teens (16+)

• Adults