Danielle Emina, LPC

Danielle Emina brings a long history in healthcare to her counseling practice, with experience that began in 1994 as a Medical Assistant and evolved into licensed mental health work. She has lived and worked in Georgia for the past 20 years and has served in a wide range of clinical settings - adult and child care, family services, OB/GYN, neurology, urgent and emergent care, dermatology, medical-surgical units, and mother-baby care. Her background also includes teaching medical assisting, placing students on externship, and instruction in career colleges and business schools, alongside roles at Johns Hopkins University and Dekalb Medical Center.

Danielle earned a bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Georgia State University in 2010 and a master’s degree in Community Counseling from Argosy University in 2013. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor - LPC - which indicates advanced graduate training and state licensure to practice counseling in Georgia. Early in her counseling career she worked with children and teens as a community counselor and later supported veterans as a crisis counselor. Danielle regularly uses solution-focused methods that emphasize clear, goal-oriented steps, while remaining willing to apply other modalities when a client’s situation calls for a different approach.

Her personal experience as a teen parent, having had her first child at 15 and a second at 19, gives her a lived perspective on early-life challenges and resilience. That combination of professional training, varied healthcare experience, and personal insight shapes her commitment to helping clients strengthen work, family, social life, and purpose so they can move toward greater life fulfillment.