Dana Campagna is a licensed clinical psychologist practicing in California who focuses on work with emerging adults, people who identify as LGBTQ+, and individuals navigating addictive behaviors and trauma. He draws on training in addiction recovery, trauma-informed care, and both individual and group formats to tailor a therapeutic plan that responds to each person’s history and goals. Dana also brings neuropsychological assessment skills to clarify cognitive strengths and challenges when relevant.
Dana’s clinical training includes third-wave cognitive and behavioral therapies such as CBT, ACT, DBT, ERP, CPT, and MBCBT, alongside continued study in Internal Family Systems and Interpersonal Neurobiology. He integrates queer-affirming and neurodiversity-informed framings into case formulation and treatment planning. The approach is collaborative: assessment and interventions are shaped together with the individual seeking help, with attention to identity, safety, and practical strategies for day-to-day functioning.
Dana emphasizes a respectful, professional stance that aims to support healing and personal growth while attending to the specific clinical needs presented. His practice prioritizes clarity about goals, the methods used, and ways of measuring progress over the course of therapy.
Dana offers remote sessions using video calls, phone sessions, live chat, or text-based messaging. He adapts traditional therapeutic frameworks to an online format, maintaining structure and collaborative planning so that each teletherapy session has clear goals and next steps. Remote work can include assessment conversations and ongoing psychotherapy delivered through these communication channels.
CBT and ACT are core components of Dana's practice. CBT is used to identify and modify unhelpful thinking and behavior patterns, while ACT focuses on values-guided action and building psychological flexibility. Both approaches emphasize practical skills that can be practiced between sessions and reviewed together during appointments.
Dana also draws on elements of DBT for emotion regulation and interpersonal effectiveness and practices informed by Internal Family Systems to explore internal parts and relational dynamics. He frames remote work as collaborative, inviting clients to shape how these methods are applied within video, phone, chat, or messaging formats to fit their needs.
What is Dana Campagna’s professional experience?
Dana Campagna has nine years of clinical experience as a licensed psychologist working with individuals affected by addiction, trauma, and related concerns.
What credentials does he hold?
He is licensed as a CA Psychologist, license number 34215.
Which languages does Dana use in sessions?
Sessions are conducted in English according to the profile information.
Where is Dana based?
He practices in California.
How can someone work with Dana?
He provides individual and group therapy formats and uses assessment tools when appropriate, with treatment plans informed by cognitive and behavioral therapies as well as trauma- and neurodiversity-informed perspectives.
Does Dana accept international clients?
The profile indicates he does not accept international clients.
How does billing and cost work?
Cost varies by location and therapist availability. Sessions use a subscription model that can be canceled at any time.
What steps are involved in getting started?
To begin, use the Start Therapy button and complete a short matching questionnaire as described in the profile.