Daniel Grindeman

Helping LGBT and straight couples strengthen their relationships is a primary focus for Daniel Grindeman, who assists partners in moving from surface-level anger to the vulnerable expression of deeper emotions like sadness, fear, and disappointment. With more than 20 years of experience as a Marriage and Family Therapist, he provides a collaborative therapeutic environment for both couples and individuals. His work centers on emotionally focused topics that encourage interpersonal growth, deep healing, and a more confident sense of self. He specifically aims to help clients understand their "framework" of connections to others while cultivating a genuine valuing of differences. Daniel's approach to therapy is informed by a careful consideration of systemic disparities, including homophobia, racism, and oppression. Furthermore, his background in clinical forensics has provided him with a deep understanding of the emotional costs associated with court-related conditions such as incarceration, probation, and parole. He possesses specialized expertise in helping individuals, couples, and families triumph over these specific challenges. While he typically offers family therapy services for clients with children aged 12 and older, he is currently not accepting new family therapy clients. His clinical practice includes the treatment of ADHD, alcohol and drug use issues, anxiety, bipolar disorder, depression, grief, hoarding, and PTSD/trauma, as well as support for midlife and later life transitions. Daniel utilizes a variety of modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Mindfulness, and Faith-Based Treatment. He also provides medical procedure evaluations. He offers services in English to adults and seniors.