Dr. Danielle P. Bissett, Psy.D.

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Get to know Psychologist Dr. Danielle P. Bissett, who serves patients in Commack, New York.

Dr. Danielle Bissett is a Clinical Psychologist practicing in Commack, NY. Dr. Bissett specializes in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Her aim is to  help her clients identify how thoughts, feelings, and behaviors fuel mental health problems. CBT is an empirically driven, highly effective modality for treating a broad range of mental health problems.

Dr. Bissett specializes in providing therapy for all ages of varied needs, including anxiety, depression, social skills deficiencies, and autism spectrum disorders. She has extensive training and experience working with parents and their children with behavioral problems.

Her ultimate passion is in providing excellent clinical services which she delivers in a warm, compassionate setting. Moreover, her aim is to teach clients the skills they need to overcome the limitations they are facing so they can go on to lead a productive life.

If you have any question please contact her today.

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