Danielle Lemottee

Danielle is a trauma recovery coach and peer support specialist committed to fostering safe spaces and creating connection. 

Danielle Lemottee is a trauma resiliency coach and peer support specialist who combines lived experience with professional training to create safe, connection centered spaces. Growing up in the child welfare system shaped her understanding of disconnection and shame, and through her healing journey she discovered the power of play, inner child work, and connection based practices. She now supports others in rebuilding self trust, moving through shame, and creating authentic relationships.

Danielle is especially passionate about supporting parents and caregivers in building  stronger, more playful, and compassionate bonds with their children.As well as supporting  services providers in navigating burn out, forming better connections with clients.As a neurodivergent person Danielle understands how people with autism or ADHD can experience focusing differently and is committed to creating an inclusive practice for everyone. Her training includes certifications in peer support, coaching, mindfulness, Attuned Parenting, and suicide intervention (ASIST), she is also wrapping up a social work degree.

Danielle Lives in Ontario with her husband, kids and many pets, she spends her spare time hiking, and going on adventures, and volunteering with survivors of childhood sexual abuse and advocating for former youth in care.

Danielle is available for 1:1 Focusing sessions on Tuesdays (9 am-2 pm), Thursday (11 am-2 pm) and Fridays (9 am- 1 pm), Eastern Time.