Dani Blythe Dutro

Dani Blythe Dutro is a licensed psychotherapist with deep experience supporting adults navigating anxiety- and stressor-related disorders, life transitions, and the emotional complexities that come with high-pressure careers and caregiving roles. She is known for her grounded, collaborative style and her ability to help clients build clarity, resilience, and meaningful change. Dani holds a Master of Counseling (MC) degree and is licensed in Washington as a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC), in Colorado as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), and nationally as a National Certified Counselor (NCC). Her career spans community mental health, veteran services, and large healthcare systems. She has provided direct counseling as well as high-level consultation, program development, and clinician well-being support. These roles strengthened her clinical focus on: • Anxiety and stressor-related disorders • Burnout and compassion fatigue • Workplace stress and role transitions • Identity shifts during major life change • Support for professionals in demanding environments Dani’s work emphasizes evidence-based practices, neuroscience-informed strategies, and building sustainable tools clients can use long after therapy ends. Dani believes therapy works best when the relationship feels safe, honest, and collaborative. Her style is warm, practical, and attuned. She meets clients exactly where they are and focuses on helping them understand their patterns, reconnect with their strengths, and cultivate steadiness in the midst of uncertainty. Outside the ‘office’ Dani loves exploring new places, spending time in nature, and adventuring with her very active English Springer Spaniel, Nacho. She values creativity, movement, humor, and connection, consistently bringing these same values into her work with clients.