Hello/Tanisi

Daniela Chávez Vega (she/her) is a bilingual (sé habla espanol) Master of Clinical Social Work
Indigenous-Latina intern. Daniela is a first-generation Canadian who has extensive experience
working in the anti-violence field in multiple locations throughout Turtle Island/North America. As
a registered social worker, 3rd generation birth-worker, and full spectrum Doula, Daniela values
the various forms of healing that can be found throughout cultures, ancestral lineages, and
traditional ways of being and thus aims to support clients by helping them reconnect with
themselves and reclaim how they want to heal. Daniela is passionate about advocating for
survivors of violence creating accessible, inclusive and welcoming environments that
encourage collaboration and empowerment. Using client centered practices, Daniela invites
individuals to walk the path of reconnection, growth and healing.

Certification and Training: Diploma in Political Science with a Certificate in Gender studies,
dual Bachelor’s of Science degree in Sociology Studies and Social Work with a minor in
Criminal Justice, currently obtaining a Masters of Clinical Social Work (May 2025). Full
Spectrum Doula Certification, Clinical Trauma Competency for Social Workers, ASIST-Applied
Suicide Intervention Skills Training, Counselling Adult Survivors of Sexual Violence, Addressing
Trauma in the Lives of People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, Crisis Prevention
Institute’s De-escalation, Verbal Defense and Conflict Management, and Mindfulness-Based Stress
Reduction (MBSR)