Perhaps you know a child, teenager, or young adult who is going through a difficult time emotionally, behaviorally, or academically. They might need a wise guide to help navigate the way. Meet Danielle Mizell, PsyD, a skillful psychologist who specializes in working with children, adolescents, and young adults, offering both therapy and assessments.
Danielle’s focus areas include anxiety, trauma, sleep disturbance, potty training issues, chronic illness, pain management, and adherence to medical treatments. With a background in working with families in children’s hospitals, she understands the stressors that come along with medical diagnoses and the significance of collaborating with medical teams, families, and schools to develop a strong plan that will lead to your child’s success. She is also experienced in assessing ADHD and learning disorders, which can yield a better understanding of your child and open up greater access to supports and services, when needed.
Danielle’s educational journey started with a BA in Psychology and a Master of Education in Counseling Psychology from the University of Louisville. She then obtained a Master of Arts and a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Spalding University, School of Professional Psychology. Danielle completed her internship at Children’s Hospital of Michigan and pursued her Postdoctoral Fellowship at Cleveland Clinic Children’s, adding valuable experiences to her profile.
In her leisure time, Danielle enjoys various TV shows like “Friends,” “The Big Bang Theory,” “Real Housewives,” and “The Office.” Her musical preferences include Miranda Lambert, the Glee soundtrack, the musical Wicked, and Lady Antebellum. Her favorite movies include “Three Amigos,” “Breakfast at Tiffany’s,” “Pitch Perfect,” and “Billy Madison.” And a quick fun fact: she has named all of her cats after songs, including Tiny Dancer, Tripping Billy, Jesse’s Girl, Jolene, and Mandy.
Dr. Mizell is also approved by PsyPact to practice teletherapy in most states. PsyPact, the Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact, is an agreement among participating states that allows licensed psychologists to provide tele-psychology services across state lines. This increases access to therapy for individuals who travel frequently for work, attend college in another state, those who relocate temporarily, and others. With PsyPact, approved psychologists can offer their services in any participating state, ensuring continuity of care regardless of location. Explore the states included in PsyPact by clicking here.
Dr. Danielle Mizell’s commitment to her clients and her multi-faceted approach makes her a trusted and exceptional resource for you and your child.
