Dr. Danielle Sheypuk is a highly experienced and accomplished clinical psychologist with expertise in addressing issues of dating, sexuality, and romance in the disabled community. She has vast clinical experience working with a wide range of mental health issues including anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, and substance abuse problems. Dr. Sheypuk is also skilled at crisis intervention and conflict resolution and has a strong background in trauma work with individuals who have experienced/witnessed traumatic events in their lives. She has published several articles on integrative approaches to addressing physical disability and sexuality and has presented at various seminars, symposia, and keynotes. Dr. Sheypuk's specialization in the disabled community has also been recognized by TEDxBarnard, where she holds a professional speaker position.

Dr. Sheypuk studied Ph.D. and Clinical Psychology at the New School University, Clinical Psychology at New York University, and B.S. in Clinical Psychology at Marywood University. She is the CEO and Licensed Psychologist at Dr. Sheypuk's Private Therapy Practice, where she supervises clinical psychology doctoral students and works with couples and individuals in one-on-one therapy sessions. Additionally, she teaches undergraduate psychology courses and has previously worked in both inpatient and outpatient facilities throughout the New York metropolitan area, diagnosing and treating mild to severe pathology. Dr. Sheypuk is also accomplished in psychological assessment/testing and has strong research and analytic background.