Danielle Burns, Depth Psychologist®

Danielle Burns, Depth Psychologist® is a professional research consultant who specializes in the application of heuristic inquiries through the creation of participatory research and the development of teaching programs in the humanities, arts, behavioral, and social sciences. Having developed a broad understanding of depth psychology approaches to healing, she brings symbolic understanding to participants through housekeeping, fashion, modeling, photography, music, art, dance, theater, and film. Her clinical inquiries explore functional behaviors and evolutionary processes, and how such behaviors affect consciousness development in human beings through attachment relationships.

Danielle earned a Bachelor of Liberal Arts and Sciences in Psychology degree with a Minor in Social Work from San Diego State University. She earned a Master of Social Work degree with emphasis in Children, Youth, and Families from California State University, Long Beach. She also earned a Master of Arts degree and a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Depth Psychology with emphasis in Jungian and Archetypal Studies from Pacifica Graduate Institute. 

Danielle is a scholar of religious studies. She is given the honorary degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Theological Studies from Rose Ministries from Reverend William E. Hall for her spiritual life pursuits, dissertation research, and theological studies in the copyrighted work, "Differing Holy Moments: An Inquiry of the Archetypal Numinous in Prenatal Attachment." 

Danielle's primary areas of focus include researching social, environmental, and behavioral dynamics in communities of color, and fostering success in all areas of life, including that of Black Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC), Neurodivergent and LGBTQIA+ people and individuals. She has precise training and expertise to educate diverse audiences through the creation of performance art and participatory research. With more than 20 years of experience, she has this ability to design innovative programs for populations spanning across various cultural and educational backgrounds.

Moreover, Danielle is a singer, songwriter, playwright, poet, storyteller, and voiceover artist in the theater for arts, social and behavioral sciences, having authored copyrighted works in literature, songwriting, radio, television, meditation, and film. Her written works are available online at iTunes, Google Play, TuneIn, Stitcher, iHeartRadio, Spotify, Amazon Music, YouTube, and on other television and radio platforms throughout VoiceAmerica Radio and Television. 

Danielle is the host, public speaker, entertainer, and event planner at over 200 public conferences, retreats, weddings, receptions, and funerals in accordance with the bylaws of her corporation. Danielle is also a talented voiceover artist at Voices.com. "She has a smooth gentle kindness in her sound with perfect voiceover instincts" - Dan Levine, Award Winning Actor and Voiceover Talent.

As host of the radio documentary, Love, Psyche and Soul®, on VoiceAmerica Radio and Television , Danielle explores archetypal numinous experiences in singers, songwriters, musicians, clinicians, teachers, and authors using prenatal attachment-oriented Jungian analysis and stages of development. The documentary aims to develop a broad understanding of psychoanalytic approaches to healing through multimedia art, music, radio, television and film. 

Her copyrighted research, Differing Holy Moments: An Inquiry of the Archetypal Numinous in Prenatal Attachment©, is available at ProQuest Dissertations and Theses. It paved the way for the exceptional value of Differing Holy Moments® as a unique studio brand for clinical and educational audiences.