Session 5: Why Don't Black/Latinx Families go to Therapy?

In this episode of Between Sessions Podcast, Eboni and Eliza are joined by Danielle Bowman, we discuss why don’t minority families go to therapy.

Danielle Bowman is a licensed professional counselor in Houston, Texas. Danielle helps parents by working with their children to manage their emotions and learn to express themselves in positive ways. As a therapist, she helps children overcome negative experiences, build coping skills, and help the family confidently rebuild/repair the strain in the family unit.

Danielle Bowman, MHR, LPC – Bio

Danielle received her Master’s in Human Relations (MHR) in 2011 from the University of Oklahoma. With a focus on becoming a Licensed Professional Counselor, Danielle began working in the mental health field in 2009 in a residential treatment facility for children diagnosed with Autism, Asperger’s, and behavioral issues. She went on to become an intern/case manager then therapist at Infant-Parent Intervention Center focusing primarily on infant mental health and families with child welfare involvement. Moving back to her hometown in 2015, Danielle continues to work with children 2 years and up and families with addressing issues in childhood trauma, disruptive behaviors, depression, and improving parent/child relations. Danielle’s website is https://www.dkcounselinghouston.com.