Danielle Mead graduated from Georgia State University in December 1993 with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Mental Health and Human Services. In December 2005, she earned her Master’s degree in Counseling from Webster University. She became licensed in 2007 and is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in both Florida and North Carolina.
With more than 33 years of experience in mental health, Danielle has worked across a wide range of settings, including domestic violence services, substance abuse treatment, and correctional facilities. She has maintained a private practice devoted to couples and families since becoming licensed, with a specialty approach in navigating high-conflict marital and family dynamics.
Danielle’s deep experience with high-conflict dynamics makes her especially effective in divorce mediation, where clear communication and steady guidance matter most. She helps couples move through difficult transitions with dignity, working to reduce conflict and reach fair, workable agreements that serve everyone especially when children are involved.
Danielle has developed and led anti-bullying programs for elementary and middle school students, coordinated church-based holiday outreach initiatives for families in need, served as a Crisis Hotline Counselor providing crisis intervention and emotional support, and volunteered as a Victim Advocate assisting individuals affected by traumatic events.
Member of the American Association of Marriage Family Therapists
