Mr. Daniel Nennig, LCPC and CADC

Paradoxes are where the most interesting work happens. The part of you that wants to change and the part that doesn't. The relationship you keep returning to even when you know better. The version of yourself you present to the world and the one you protect.

I believe real insight comes from sitting with those tensions rather than resolving them too quickly. My approach is psychodynamic, relational, and existential, grounded in compassion for the psychological, emotional, and cultural experiences that shape who you are. Together we'll explore how past experiences influence current relationships, emotions, identity, and the unconscious forces quietly running the show.

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 hold a bachelor's degree in art and am a classically trained pianist. I see creativity as a way into the interplay of light and shadow within the psyche. Both art and therapy ask us to look carefully at what's actually there.