Dr. Danielle Wright is a licensed clinical social worker, therapist and public health practitioner with 13 years of experience in the areas of trauma, toxic stress, infant mental health, compassion fatigue, social and emotional learning and disaster mental health.
A graduate of Spelman College in Atlanta, GA, she also holds a Doctor of Social Work degree from Tulane University and two master’s degrees in both Social Work and Public Health also from Tulane University.
The opposite of overwhelm is not action but stillness—a deliberate pause, an embrace of inertia. Yet, for Black women, inertia feels elusive, even impossible, despite its promise of potential. Inertia is not nothingness; it holds the quiet potential for movement, waiting for the right force. So why is it so hard for Black women to…
Providing you with tips and tools from a licensed therapist to support the development of your emotional intelligence 