Daniel Bobrow, B.A. (he/him)

Daniel Bobrow is a PsyD student in clinical psychology at Adler University. He earned his undergraduate degree from Miami University of Ohio, majoring in Psychology and minoring in Coaching. Outside of Daniel’s professional work, he enjoys hiking, playing volleyball and soccer, and discovering new music.

In addition to his current training, he has prior experience working with children with autism in a foreign country, which strengthened his interest in developmental and behavioral differences. His primary clinical interests include working with children and adolescents as they navigate identity formation and self-understanding, and supporting individuals with developmental disabilities.

Daniel connects with children and adolescents through a warm, patient approach that prioritizes building rapport and trust over time, which supports open communication and a clearer understanding of the client’s needs, while remaining flexible in his communication and engagement and taking a holistic approach to understanding each client. In terms of assessment, he focuses on understanding people within the context of their environment, strengths, and challenges. Daniel strives to create a supportive and safe space where clients feel comfortable expressing themselves. Overall, he aims to help clients feel understood while supporting their individual strengths and growth.

What sets Daniel apart is his calm and patient presence, which helps create a safe and supportive environment for children and adolescents. This enables clients to feel more comfortable engaging at their own pace, which allows him to better observe how clients communicate and respond in different situations.

• Psychological Assessment