February Meeting
In Person Only
Friday, February 21st from 12:00-1:30pm
Tech Ridge Oaks
400 E. Yager Ln.
Austin, TX 78753
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Note: This meeting is intended for social workers only and is not open to all professions. Please only RSVP if you are a Licensed Social Worker, or are currently a social work student.
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In Person:
Tech Ridge Oaks
400 E. Yager Ln.
Austin, TX 78753
February Topic and Speaker Info
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy: An Overview
Danielle J. Kaplan, LCSW
Keep Austin Centered
Danielle Kaplan is the owner of Keep Austin Centered, her private practice, where she has specialized in Dialectical Behavior Therapy and the older adult population since 2016. She has additional training in Prolonged Exposure for DBT Clients, Gottman Couples’ Therapy Levels 1&2, Intuitive Eating, and relational modalities. She looks forward to acquiring her supervisory license in spring 2025.
While Danielle feels that her clinical skills truly began developing behind the customer service desk at Whole Foods, and as a project manager in the nursery/commercial landscaping industry, her official Social work career began at Jewish Family Service of Austin, where she coordinated outreach and volunteer services for older adults, and later, served as a therapy clinician. Beginning in 2012 she interned and worked with Seton Behavioral Health’s Intensive Outpatient Program, where she specialized in DBT treatment and skills training with clients immediately following discharge from inpatient psychiatric hospitalization. She calls herself a double Longhorn, holding a BA in psychology and an MS in Social Work both from the University of Texas at Austin.
Danielle J. Kaplan, LCSW
Keep Austin Centered
Danielle Kaplan is the owner of Keep Austin Centered, her private practice, where she has specialized in Dialectical Behavior Therapy and the older adult population since 2016. She has additional training in Prolonged Exposure for DBT Clients, Gottman Couples’ Therapy Levels 1&2, Intuitive Eating, and relational modalities. She looks forward to acquiring her supervisory license in spring 2025.
While Danielle feels that her clinical skills truly began developing behind the customer service desk at Whole Foods, and as a project manager in the nursery/commercial landscaping industry, her official Social work career began at Jewish Family Service of Austin, where she coordinated outreach and volunteer services for older adults, and later, served as a therapy clinician. Beginning in 2012 she interned and worked with Seton Behavioral Health’s Intensive Outpatient Program, where she specialized in DBT treatment and skills training with clients immediately following discharge from inpatient psychiatric hospitalization. She calls herself a double Longhorn, holding a BA in psychology and an MS in Social Work both from the University of Texas at Austin.