
Danielle Davis
Contact Info
- PHONE: 323 359 4068
ABOUT
Danielle Davis
I am a queer, trans nonbinary, attachment-focused somatic Licensed Professional Counselor in the states of Oregon and Washington. I view therapy not as a set of techniques, but as a living, breathing relationship—a space of attuned contact where your nervous system can rediscover safety, trust, and
connection in real time. In the presence of another who truly sees and stays, the body’s long-held protective patterns can begin to soften and reorganize.
Alongside Hakomi, my primary adjunctive modalities are Primary Attachment Therapy (PAT) and NeuroAffective Touch (NAT), which I use to support early attachment repair, nervous system regulation, and the integration of pre-verbal and developmental trauma. In PAT, we stay close to the lived experience of connection, rupture, and repair as it unfolds between us, using the therapeutic relationship as a laboratory for building new relational patterns. NeuroAffective Touch uses mindful, meticulously consented touch to access and support the body’s earliest layers of experience—those formed before language and explicit memory.
My education includes an MA in Counseling Psychology and extensive formal training in Hakomi, Primary Attachment Therapy, NeuroAffective Touch, Innate Somatic Intelligence Trauma Training, CIMBS, and eco-therapy. My work is also informed by relational psychodynamic theory, Interpersonal
Neurobiology, parts work, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Continuum, Expressive Arts Therapy, Jungian depth psychology, play therapy, and ongoing study in anti-racist and decolonial praxis, Zen Buddhism, and animist worldviews.