Cocoon’s care processes are undergirded by practice operations of transparency around disciplinary scope and care entitlements to ensure considerations of care compatibility are based on accurate and informed expectations.
Professional Parameters
Practitioner Background: Danyelle Riley, LISW-CP, MSW is a Licensed Independent Social Worker of Clinical Practice (License #6179) in the state of South Carolina. She holds a Master’s in Social Work from Winthrop University and a Bachelor’s in Sociology from Lander University. Her specialties include Narrative Therapy, Bibliotherapy, and Somatic Therapy.
Scope of Practice: Danyelle is licensed to practice clinical social work and provide therapy care within the state of South Carolina. Digital and spoken content regarding medical specialties represents information gathered from other licensed medical professionals and published research and is not direct medical advice from Danyelle. For specialized medical care, please consult with appropriately licensed practitioners in your region.
Medical Disclaimers
Content Purposes: The content on this site is provided for educational and informational purposes and is not intended as medical advice nor medical care. Information displayed should not be used as a substitute for professional medical guidance, mental health care, or other professional healthcare services.
Professional Care Parameters: The contents presented throughout this site do not establish a Therapist-Consumer relationship and should not replace consultation with a qualified healthcare provider. For any physical health concerns or conditions that may be related to mental health symptoms, please consult your physician or appropriate medical specialist.
Crisis Support: If you are experiencing an emergency or crisis, please refer to your Safety Plan (if care affiliated), contact your local emergency services provider (911, emergency room, etc.) and/or explore this list of law enforcement alternatives local to your area, dontcallthepolice.com. Should you opt to utilize emergency services (911, emergency room, urgent care, etc.), please involve a trusted member of your support network for safety assurance and dignity preservation.
Service Outcomes
Participation in therapy is highly personal, yielding expressive needs and experiences unique to each individual. While Cocoon strives to maintain a working knowledge and implementation of care supports that are safe, dynamic, humanizing, and restorative; any therapeutic practices employed are not definitive in reported impact and may render a range of outcomes in relation to your care aims. To mitigate harm and ensure you are well supported, we routinely facilitate “Wellness Check Ins” gauging the alignment of practice offerings with your presenting experiences, needs, and desires for informed and collaborative decision making around your care.
No Surprises Act
The No Surprises Act, a component of the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021, is designed to protect care recipients from receiving unexpected medical bills and grants service recipients’ rights to expense estimates of healthcare services prior to receiving care. If you are a care recipient who is uninsured or electing not to submit a claim for scheduled care, you are entitled to a Good Faith Estimate of anticipated charges. Prospective and current care recipients can find Cocoon’s current service rates on our “Offerings and Investments” webpage and/or Intake documents as applicable; should questions or concerns regarding Cocoon’s care rates emerge, please contact us here. For more information about your rights to a Good Faith Estimate, visit No Surprise Billing | CMS.
