Meet Dr. Danielle Kozanno, PSY.D., at Banyan Behavioral Health in San Mateo, CA
Dr. Danielle Kozanno has extensive experience working in university counseling centers, community clinics, and private practice. She specializes in helping clients with anxiety, mood disorders, and self-esteem concerns. By using an integrative therapeutic approach, Dr. Kozanno supports individuals in identifying their strengths, building resilience, and resolving conflicts. Her goal is to help clients achieve healing, growth, and positive change on their journey to wellness. For more information, contact us or request an appointment online. We are conveniently located at 100 S. Ellsworth Ave, Suite 802, San Mateo, CA 94401. We serve patients from San Mateo CA, Redwood City CA, Burlingame CA, Foster City CA, Belmont CA, San Bruno CA, and surrounding areas.
Dr. Danielle Kozanno, PSY.D.
Licensed Clinical Psychologist
(she/her)
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Dr. Danielle Kozanno earned her doctorate from the Wright Institute in Berkeley, CA, and has trained in university counseling centers, community clinics, and private practice settings. She provides individual psychotherapy to adults and young adults.
Dr. Kozanno’s areas of expertise include anxiety & mood disorders, sport & performance psychology, identity development, and self-esteem concerns. She also has a keen interest in working with folks who may be experiencing acculturation difficulties, relationship distress, challenges in higher education, and those in the LGBTQ+ community. She uses an integrative approach that incorporates psychodynamic, insight-oriented, and cognitive-behavioral therapeutic perspectives while acknowledging multifaceted and intersecting identities.
“I strive to provide space for clients to pause, reflect, and gain support. Together, we will work to identify strengths, build resiliency, and resolve conflicts. Engaging in therapy often allows for healing, growth, and change, and it is my hope that I can support you on your journey toward wellness.”
Dr. Kozanno received her BA in anthropology from Yale University, where she was a two-sport athlete in both ice hockey and softball.
EDUCATION
● Doctor of Psychology (Clinical Psychology)
The Wright Institute
● Master of Arts (Clinical Psychology)
The Wright Institute
● Master of Arts (Sport Psychology)
John F. Kennedy University
● Bachelor of Arts (Anthropology)
Yale University
EXPERTISE
● Anxiety
● Depression
● LGBTQ+ issues
● Sport Psychology
● Relationship Distress
● Higher Education
● Identity Development and Self Esteem
PUBLICATIONS
● Kozlowski, D (2021, July). How sport participation impacts women’s personal empowerment: The relationship between participation in sport, instrumentality, locus of control, and body competence in the retired athlete. Dissertation poster presentation to Wright Institute community. Berkeley, CA.
● Kozlowski, D (2020, October-November) Building individual & team confidence. Ongoing psychoeducation and activities with a varsity women’s team to build individual and team confidence, Davis, CA.
● Kozlowski, D. (2020, September) Managing academics, motivation, and athletics during Covid-19. Presented in multiple sessions to varsity athletes at UC-Davis, Davis, CA.
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