Mr. Daniel Nennig, LPC and CADC

Life is full of paradoxes…beautiful, messy, and complex. Navigating change can stir up unexpected emotions and unresolved questions. I believe real insight and growth come from facing these deeper layers. My approach blends compassion with a respect for the psychological, emotional, and cultural experiences that shape who you are. I aim to create a grounded, open space where we can explore the unconscious forces influencing your life.

I draw from psychodynamic, relational, and existential perspectives. We’ll explore how past experiences shape current relationships and emotions, how our work together can reflect your patterns of connection and boundaries with others, and how questions of identity, meaning, and authenticity arise in your life. We will honor your past, understand current patterns, and create space for more meaningful relationships and self-awareness.

I’m a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor with experience supporting clients navigating substance use, complex trauma, PTSD, mood and anxiety disorders, and parental narcissistic abuse. I work with people from diverse backgrounds, including those exploring identity, belonging, and LGBTQIA+ experiences.

Outside of therapy, I draw from my background in music and the arts. I hold a bachelor’s degree in art and am a classically trained pianist. I see creativity as a way to explore the interplay of light and shadow within the psyche. Both art and therapy offer us a chance to examine, confront, and embrace the complexities of being human.

Daniel is also one of the co-leaders of the Queer Group. More information on working with him as a part of that group can be found here: https://www.centerfocusedtherapy.com/therapy-groups