Dailyn Acosta, PhD, PMH-C

Dr. Acosta is a bilingual (English/Spanish) Licensed Psychologist who provides individual therapy services to adults. She has extensive experience supporting adults who are going through difficult life transitions, individuals experiencing depression and anxiety, treating caretakers and professionals experiencing compassion fatigue and burnout, and supporting women as they navigate issues and difficulties unique to them.

Dr. Acosta has specialized training and experience working with various populations – perinatal mental health, NICU, women’s health and wellness across the lifespan, among other areas of clinical and health psychology; she also has expertise in supporting healthcare providers in building resilience and improving their well-being. Dr. Acosta has presented her grant-funded research at national and international conferences, published in peer-reviewed journals, and co-authored textbook chapters.
Dr. Acosta received her doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology at UT Southwestern Medical Center and postdoctoral fellowship with the Irving Harris Program in Child Development and Infant Mental Health at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. She is an endorsed Infant Mental Health specialist and certified in Perinatal Mental Health.
Dr. Acosta integrates principles from multiple evidence-based theories and interventions with the goal of tailoring therapy to each client’s needs. Her therapeutic approach is patient-centered, relationship-focused, and rooted in compassion and collaboration.