Dan Siconolfi

MPH, PhD, LSW

Therapist

About Me

In our work together, you'll have a non-judgmental space to explore whatever is holding you back, while also taking steps toward change and a more fulfilling future. I work with clients who are experiencing depression, anxiety, stress, life transitions, and low self-esteem.

I became a therapist after 20 years in mental health research, where I gained a deep appreciation for the many factors that influence whether we are just surviving or fully thriving  – spanning our life experiences, relationships, communities, and environment. I bring that curiosity to my work with clients, along with warmth, empathy, a sense of humor, and practical tools.

We will use evidence-based approaches and a person-centered, empowering philosophy. You are a whole person and not a set of symptoms or a diagnosis. We’ll focus on building concrete skills to get you through difficult moments, always anchoring our sessions with curiosity, kindness, humor, and a deep respect for what matters most to you.

Master of Social Work (2026) - Ohio State University

PhD. in Social & Behavioral Sciences (2015) - Johns Hopkins University

Master of Public Health (2008) - New York University

Licensed Social Worker, Pennsylvania State Board of Social Workers, Marriage and Family Therapists and Professional Counselors, #SW144154

Areas Of Clinical Interest

  • Anxiety

  • Depression

  • Interpersonal needs / navigating relationship dynamics

  • Life transitions

  • Caregiver wellbeing

  • Grief & loss

How I Help

I’m enthusiastic about person-centered approaches that create a warm, empathic, and empowering space for clients. I’m especially passionate about Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). While they are distinct, both of these approaches recognize that acceptance and change can coexist as we work toward our goals and a life that is aligned with our values.