Highly trained. Deeply experienced.
Personal support and advocacy for the people and causes that matter.

Discover your Self as a fully embodied being; it’s time to bring together a lifetime of experiences into a unified whole.

Danielle helps people transform with compassion, structure, and insight, using decades of experience to support lasting personal and professional growth.

Her coaching process is not just about achieving goals—it’s about breaking patterns, building tools for change, and creating new ways of being that align with your values.

Some of Danielle’s training and experience:

  • MA (2012) and PhD (2016) Depth Psychology with an emphasis in Somatics

  • MA Counseling Psychology (2002) with an emphasis in Depth Psychology.

  • Embodied Imagination Coach (2020). Dream and creativity process developed by Robert Bosnak https://embodiedimagination.com *Currently enrolled in Embodied Imagination Advanced Teacher Training

  • Ketamine Assisted Coach (KAP certification 2020) focusing on preparation and integration after sessions. PRATI (Psychedelic Research and Training Institute) trainer: training team for medical and psychology professionals offering KAP and Ketamine treatment.

  • VITAL one year psychedelic training.

  • Integration coaching available: focusing on preparation and post experience integration for retreats, experiences, and relational support.

  • #ActuallyAutistic: diagnosed October 2022 and ADHD; seeking and supporting for self and others to find the true path of self acceptance.

  • Covid (March 2020) and Long Covid/Long Hauler 5 years; support for the difficulties and possibilities in a chronic illness and the myriad symptoms Long Haulers experience, along with PTSD that often comes after surviving a chronic illness and living in a society with varieties of expectations from us.

  • Dissertation committee member

  • Former Religious Science Practitioner, 10 years.

  • Adjunct Professor University of Denver 10 years; Master Teacher Award; Enrichment program instructor; Online and classroom. Courses: How the Body Talks, Creating Dialogue

  • Published: Wise, D. 2019, ‘A Memoir on Writing Memoir: Navigating the Past to Find Voice in the Present,’ in Avieson, B., Giles, F., & Joseph, S. (eds.), Still Here: Memoirs of Trauma, Illness, and Loss, Routledge, London, pp. 48-63.

  • Conference presenter, keynote speaker, workshop facilitator, speaker panels, radio guest, international mentor.

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Coaching

Gift yourself with honest dialogue that shows up as deep listening and no bullshit nudging. People working to build lives beyond what previously stopped them are inspired to new avenues of personal and professional triumph. Focus on what brought you here to what you wish to create and change. Go to coaching page for more information.

embodied Integration

Integration is the act of bringing diverse parts, people, ideas together to recognize and fully support the whole. We work together to embrace all parts of Self: the difficult, the hard, the fun, and the joy. Integration brings us to a place of self-acceptance, self-love, and compassion for all the experiences that offer presence to now and inspires creativity for the unknown future. By doing so we meet this over and over again during a lifetime and become a fully embodied being.

FROM DR. WISE

“To be honest, we collaborate an ongoing, lifelong daily practice, not a hurry up one-and-done process. The fable of the ‘Tortoise and the Hare’ is a personal favorite since childhood and a favorite as a coach. I keep my own team of coaches, mentors, and utilize therapy as a tenacious practice for life. I can’t hold hard deadlines on how swift or focused any individual will be. It becomes your personalized program as I follow your story and intercept missed details. Curiosity is essential to this process and my ongoing commitment to find the missing keys to open gates to inner wisdom and truth; my practice every day in my life and in the lives of people who get curious with me.”