The published author of “More Than Flaws” Danielle shares strategies she used to help her move beyond her childhood trauma.  

Danielle has devoted most of her career working with children classified with Emotional Disturbance as a Special Education Teacher.  She served the Philadelphia School District for over 23 years.  

Danielle is enrolled in West Chester University  and working on her Doctor of Public Administration.  She acquired her Masters Degree in Early Education from Holy Family University.  

Danielle’s passion is directed towards helping those children struggling with traumatic situation move beyond their struggle.   She has served as a mentor for many organizations and groups.  In addition, she founded a non-profit organization with its 501c3 status in 1996 and continues to offer fun and engaging workshops to families with school-aged children.  Some of the most popular workshops she host are connected to her I.C.U. Clinical Program such as Stitch and Sip Therapeutical Session, Beautification Gardening Club, and The Teen/Pre-teen Support Group for addressing depression. As a passionate advocate for children, Danielle lives to bring smiles to the faces of hurting children.  

Although Danielle enjoys working with children on the job, her first priority is associated to the duties attached to motherhood.  As a mother of two grown daughters, Danielle forgets all about the outside world when granted opportunities to cater to the heart desires of her daughters.  She is a widow and enjoys traveling the world and shopping with her daughters.  She aspires to visit all seven continents.  Mostly, she enjoys sneaking away to a tropical island to walk the beach and enjoy the beachside dining.  

Upon retirement, Danielle plans to travel more as she continue to build a network of resources  for helping school-age children move beyond their traumatic experiences.  

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