Meet the team

With over a decade of experience helping individuals navigate their most challenging internal landscapes, Warren founded Kind Attention Behavioral Health to bridge the gap between high-level clinical expertise and compassionate care. He specializes in treating OCD through Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), helping individuals reclaim their lives from the cycle of intrusive thoughts and compulsions.

Warren’s philosophy is rooted in the belief that effective therapy requires both a proven roadmap and a supportive partnership. By weaving Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) into his work, he empowers individuals to stop the "tug-of-war" with their emotions and start living a life aligned with their deepest values. A graduate of American International College with a Master’s in Counseling Psychology, Warren combines 12 years of clinical wisdom with a steady, empathetic presence to guide you toward lasting change.

Danielle provides a refreshing and highly authentic approach to the therapeutic process.  Specializing in navigating the complexities of depression, mood disorders, anxiety, and anger management, she is known for blending a keen sense of humor with thoughtful, supportive confrontation. This unique dynamic helps individuals dismantle barriers and work toward meaningful goals while remaining at ease. Her practice is grounded in an integrative, mind–body informed approach to mental health counseling. By drawing from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and humanistic psychology, Danielle assists individuals in building self-awareness and mastering emotional regulation skills. She is passionate about helping individuals foster a more grounded relationship with themselves and the world around them. Danielle holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of New Haven and is a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate in Connecticut.

Rachael is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist whose career is rooted in a lifelong commitment to supporting others in their most vulnerable moments. From her early experience in hospice care to her work in behavioral high schools and residential treatment, she has developed a clinical approach defined by a systemic, trauma-informed lens. Rachael views each individual not in isolation, but within the complex web of relationships and environments that shape their lives. Specializing in mental health counseling for individuals (ages 16+) and couples, she is a dedicated advocate for those navigating the complexities of narcissistic abuse and domestic violence. Rachael provides a safe, non-judgmental space for survivors to regain their autonomy and rebuild their sense of self. While she does not treat couples where abuse is currently present, she offers vital safety planning for those in high-conflict relationships and deep healing for those who have left. Rachael’s therapeutic process balances warmth and directness. While she operates from a strengths-based perspective, she values accountability and provides the honest feedback necessary for genuine change. Her expertise includes: Systems & Relationships: Identifying recurring patterns of conflict, improving communication, and navigating the impact of medical issues or life transitions on the family unit. Dual Diagnosis & Recovery: Utilizing a trauma-informed lens to support the intersection of mental health and substance use disorders. Clinical Specialties: Treating anxiety, depression, grief, body image concerns, and negative core beliefs. Whether working with a couple to break old patterns or helping an individual regulate their emotions to show up more effectively in their life, Rachael is committed to helping her clients "do the work" required for sustainable growth and recovery.