Danielle Render Turmaud, M.S., NCC

Danielle Render Turmaud, M.S., NCC, is a Counseling Professional who specializes in working with survivors of trauma; specifically, sexual trauma, childhood trauma, and interpersonal violence. She has taught undergraduate and master’s level psychology and counseling courses at several universities, and currently teaches master’s level counseling courses and undergraduate psychology courses at Multnomah University in Oregon. Danielle is presently working towards obtaining her Ph.D. in Counseling and Counselor Education and has a passion for participating in advocacy efforts towards the de-stigmatization of trauma and its effects. These efforts have included presenting at conferences domestically and internationally on topics related to trauma and women’s studies, conducting trainings on trauma-informed care, participating as an invited speaker on podcasts and other forums, and conducting research related to the psychological effects of trauma and the psychology of women.