Danielle Lowe (LCSW)

With over 23 years of experience in the mental health field, I have dedicated my career to providing compassionate, community-centered support to individuals and families. I earned my Master of Social Work in 2013 and have since worked primarily in community-based settings, offering direct services to youth, adults, and families navigating a wide range of challenges. My work includes extensive experience supporting individuals and families impacted by substance use, addiction, and trauma. I ground my practice in Critical Race Theory, intersectionality, and trauma-informed care—approaches that allow me to honor clients’ lived experiences, recognize systemic influences on well-being, and create a safe, affirming space for healing. As a biracial (Black and White) Inglewood native, I take deep pride in serving my community. My identity and roots shape my commitment to culturally responsive care and to uplifting the resilience, strength, and stories of those I work with. I strive to meet every client with authenticity, empathy, and respect, supporting them in building insight, healing from trauma, and creating meaningful change in their lives.