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Danielle Oliver

Licensed Clinical Social Worker & Therapist

Owner of Blossom Holistic Therapy, PLLC

Hi! I’m Danielle. Thanks for stopping by my page. Throughout my life, I have had the inner knowing that I want to help people. At 10 years old at a kid’s camp, I was voted as the “peacekeeper”, a role that would cause heartache in my life for many years until I was able to alchemize this into a more healthy, helping professional role. As a therapist now, I strive to build a trusting relationship with clients and provide a safe space for transformation. It is with safety and connection that we can begin to heal and grow. I feel honored to hold space and witness clients blossom into their true, authentic self.

I received my Master in Social Work degree from Walla Walla University (Missoula campus) in 2019, and am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in Colorado, Montana, Arizona, and Texas. My social work experience ranges across many settings including adolescent residential treatment, school-based social work, Veteran’s and mental health treatment court, substance abuse treatment, and domestic violence. I have also worked as an acute care hospital social worker in Denver, covering various units including the emergency department, orthopedics, oncology, cardiac, and progressive care unit.

In my private practice now, I support those working through past or current trauma, anxiety, and relationship issues (including people pleasing and codependent patterns). I no longer keep my “musician self” separate from my therapist role, and enjoy supporting other musicians and creatives, Highly Sensitive People and “deep feelers”, and those on a spiritual path who are open to depth-psychology and creativity as a means to explore the unconscious hidden forces that shape our human experience. I work from liberation and feminisim orientations.

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I am Austrian-American, born and raised in beautiful Whitefish, Montana. My early exposure to international travel and European cultures still shows up in my life through themes of exploring new horizons, embracing new adventures, and open-minded learning.

A musician, singer-songwriter, and creative writer at heart, you might find me playing music or attending a live music event when I’m not wearing my therapist hat. As of recent, I am an avid dancer -my newest favorites are tap, contemporary and salsa! Nature is my sanctuary and I often enjoy skiing or hiking in the Flathead Valley. Special interests of mine are spirituality, alternative health and wellness, and depth-psychology.

My deep passion for animals started at a very young age and has since led me into periods of volunteer work with rescue organizations and wildlife rehabilitation, and opening my heart and home to rescue dogs. I am open about my experiences of losing a parent as a teenager, surviving domestic abuse in partnership, and healing from Lyme disease, all of which have created depth of empathy and understanding for those struggling with loss, chronic illness, and abuse recovery.

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