Danaé Behr, MFT-T

Danaé Behr, MFT-T As a Marriage & Family Therapist, Danaé brings warmth, empathy, and authenticity into her work. EMDR-trained & trauma-informed.

She is passionate about walking alongside individuals, couples, and families as they work towards deeper connection & healing. I work with individuals, couples, and families, understanding that real growth requires time, safety, and support. Rather than quick fixes, my approach focuses on building emotional insight, strengthening relationships, and developing tools to help you navigate life with greater confidence. My priority is helping you create meaningful, lasting change that continues well beyond therapy.

As a marriage and family therapist, I often see how relationships are shaped less by grand gestures and more by consiste...
02/09/2026

As a marriage and family therapist, I often see how relationships are shaped less by grand gestures and more by consistent, intentional effort.

“The more you invest in your marriage, the more valuable it becomes.”

Investment can look simple and unremarkable: slowing down to really listen, staying engaged during conflict, repairing after missteps, and choosing connection even when it’s uncomfortable.

These moments add up.

Marriage isn’t about doing everything “right.” It’s about continuing to show up, even after misunderstandings or tough seasons, and being willing to try again.

Marriage isn’t about two people becoming the same. It’s about learning how to stay connected when you see things differe...
02/01/2026

Marriage isn’t about two people becoming the same. It’s about learning how to stay connected when you see things differently. Each partner brings their own history, emotions, and ways of understanding the world, and that diversity can be a strength.

Thinking together means slowing down, listening with care, and choosing curiosity over defensiveness. It looks like asking, “Help me understand,” even when it feels hard. It’s remembering that you’re on the same team, working toward shared understanding rather than winning an argument.

The deepest connection often grows not from agreement, but from feeling seen, heard, and valued, especially in moments of difference. That’s where trust deepens and love becomes more resilient.

01/07/2026

“Empathy first. Advice later.

When someone shares a problem, your instinct might be to fix it. But what they often need first is to feel heard.

"That sounds really hard" does three things:

→ Validates their feelings
→ Creates safety
→ Opens the door for them to say more

THEN—if they want advice—they'll ask for it.

And if they don't? You've given them two things more valuable: the feeling that they're not alone + the space to listen to *themself* and figure out what’s best for them.”

— Lori Gottlieb

A helpful visual of how the brain learns from repeated traumatic experiences, stacking memories in a way that can deepen...
01/03/2026

A helpful visual of how the brain learns from repeated traumatic experiences, stacking memories in a way that can deepen a negative core belief.

EMDR can help separate, reprocess, and desensitize those memories so the belief loses its hold and a more adaptive, positive belief can take its place. 🙌👏

Did you know that our practice has a stellar Play Therapy Room?! It’s amazing what can be accomplished through client-le...
11/20/2025

Did you know that our practice has a stellar Play Therapy Room?!

It’s amazing what can be accomplished through client-led play: greater confidence, self-worth, and healing in a safe and inviting environment. ♥️

www.connectingrootsllc.com

11/18/2025

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Conflict is a natural part of every relationship; what matters most is how we repair after it happens. 💛I love this Gott...
11/14/2025

Conflict is a natural part of every relationship; what matters most is how we repair after it happens. 💛

I love this Gottman Repair Checklist because it gives couples language for slowing down, reconnecting, and finding their way back to one another when things feel tense or overwhelming.

Sometimes we just need a gentle prompt, a softer start, or a way to say “I’m trying” when the moment feels too big.

Healthy communication isn’t about being perfect; it’s about practicing awareness, compassion, and repair together.

If tools like this feel helpful, or you’re curious about learning more ways to strengthen communication in your relationship, I’m always here to support you.

Book Now: https://connectingroots.clientsecure.me

I’m excited to start offering altered book art journals for clients. There’s something really meaningful about combining...
11/10/2025

I’m excited to start offering altered book art journals for clients. There’s something really meaningful about combining art and journaling; using color, texture, and creativity to process what doesn’t always come out in words.

Each journal is made from an old book, repurposed into a space for reflection and expression. It’s a gentle, hands-on way to slow down and connect with what’s going on inside. I’m looking forward to seeing how clients make these their own!

Book an appointment with Danaé at Connecting Roots in Barberton, OH: https://connectingroots.clientsecure.me

🌱 Growth Needs Patience.👏 Boundaries Need Respect.♥️ Self-Care Needs Consistency.
09/28/2025

🌱 Growth Needs Patience.
👏 Boundaries Need Respect.
♥️ Self-Care Needs Consistency.

Many people struggle saying no without guilt. We’re often taught, directly or indirectly, that putting others first is t...
09/24/2025

Many people struggle saying no without guilt. We’re often taught, directly or indirectly, that putting others first is the “right” thing to do. But here’s the truth: always saying yes to others often means saying no to ourselves. Over time, that can lead to burnout, resentment, and even anxiety or depression.

Boundaries are not walls, they’re guidelines that protect our time, energy, and emotional well-being. A healthy no is not selfish; it’s an act of self-respect.

If you find this difficult, here are a few small steps to practice:

✨ Pause before responding, give yourself permission to think.

✨ Use simple language: “I can’t commit to that right now.”

✨ Remember that saying no to one thing is saying yes to something that matters to you.

Learning to set boundaries is a skill that takes time, but each step creates more space for peace, joy, and connection.

Sometimes our minds get stuck in a loop of doubt, worry, or hopelessness. As a marriage and family therapist, I see it o...
09/22/2025

Sometimes our minds get stuck in a loop of doubt, worry, or hopelessness. As a marriage and family therapist, I see it often, whether in relationships, personal struggles, or life transitions.

But here’s the truth: there is hope, even when your brain tells you there isn’t.

Healing, growth, and connection are possible, even in moments that feel dark or impossible.

If you or someone you love is feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or disconnected, remember that reaching out for support isn’t a sign of weakness, it’s a step toward hope and change.

You don’t have to navigate it alone.

www.connectingrootsllc.com

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