Danielle Oakley

About Danielle Oakley

I have spent over twenty years in mental health care focused on removing barriers and increasing access to care. My primary focus has been in higher education, where most major mental health issues first present. Intervention at this developmental age can change the trajectory of a person\'s life, allowing them to contribute their full potential to the workforce, their families, and society. In addition to creating pathways to care, I develop mental health-informed environments where people have the opportunity to thrive. These environments are based on the concept of psychological safety where everyone shares a sense of belonging and feels comfortable offering ideas, speaking up, and asking for help. When present, the result is faster learning, enhanced performance, and greater overall success. Let\'s partner to ensure that access and an environment that promotes thriving are supporting your most valuable asset.

Experience

1. Co Editor

   Taylor & Francis Group

   Jan 2020 — Present

   Provide professional and academic expertise in the review, assessment, and publication of peer-reviewed articles in the Journal of College Student Psychotherapy.

Education

• Loyola University Chicago

  Master of Arts - MA , Community Counseling

  1996

• University of Iowa

  Bachelor of Science - BS, Psychology, Minor in Counseling

  1993

• University of Kentucky

  Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Counseling Psychology, Specialty: Gender Issues

  2001