Daniela Juarez is an Associate Clinical Social Worker (ACSW) fluent in Spanish and English.
She has worked with children, teens, and families to alleviate those who are in distress and have trouble finding answers to their unwanted thoughts and feelings. Daniela graduated with her Masters's Degree in Social Work from California Baptist University, where she was an intern with the Community Translational Research Institute to prevent emotional distress and suicide counseling services to teens in high schools to help motivate them to find their purpose by using different therapeutic techniques such as cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness, motivational interviewing techniques, and solution-focused therapy. She brings knowledge, integrity, and compassion for people and has worked tirelessly to live to her life’s purpose of healing and helping others.
She values therapeutic services, as she has seen them enhance the lives of children, teens, and adults, whether it has been received individually, within a family setting, or in a group setting. She focuses individually on each client's biological and psychological characteristics. She believes in creating a safe, supportive, and non-judgmental therapeutic environment, to help overcome those difficult life obstacles. As well as allowing the clients to find their own strengths in therapy sessions that can later be used in life as coping skills. She looks forward to working with you to motivate, grow, thrive, and heal.
Daniela sees clients of all ages in the Rancho Cucamonga Office and through Telehealth.