Online Psychotherapy with Dane Libart, LCSW in Oklahoma

Dane Libart, LCSW

My Journey to Becoming a Therapist

My path into this work began with my own healing. More than thirty years ago, my wife said something that changed the direction of my life: “If you don’t get therapy, our marriage is over.” That moment cracked something open in me. Therapy helped me grow, understand myself, and repair what mattered most.

That experience sparked a lifelong commitment to helping others move through pain, transition, and confusion. Becoming a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) wasn’t just a career choice — it was a calling. Supporting individuals, couples, and groups has been my passion ever since.

What It’s Like to Work Together

Our sessions are centered on you — your story, your pace, your truth. You talk, I listen. I ask questions to understand your world and the pressures you’re carrying. When you feel safe and understood, something inside begins to soften. That’s where healing begins.

Because I provide mental health support exclusively online through video psychotherapy, you can meet from wherever you feel most comfortable. Many of my clients join sessions from their back yard, their parked car between appointments, or even during their lunch break. This flexibility makes therapy easier to fit into real life — no driving, no waiting rooms, no added stress. And for many people, being in their own space helps them open up more fully.

My Professional Background

I earned my Master’s in Social Work from the University of Southern California and have spent many years in private practice supporting adults through anxiety, depression, relationship stress, and major life transitions.

My work with the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) deepened my commitment to supporting families and individuals facing severe and persistent mental illness. I facilitated family support groups, served as NAMI’s Board President, and later joined the Orange County Health Care Agency to build a family advocacy program that received the Thomas F. Riley Community Service Award — the highest honor given by the Orange County Mental Health Association.

I’ve also served as President of the Oklahoma Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers. These experiences continue to shape the grounded, compassionate approach I bring to therapy today.

Our Sessions Focus on You

In our sessions, it's all about you. You talk, I listen. I'll ask questions to build a mental picture of what you're describing. I want to understand you and your environment. When you feel safe and we begin to understand each other, healing can happen.

Which path do I take? Let’s figure it out together.

It only takes a short conversation to see whether therapy feels right for you. I offer a free 15‑minute online video consultation where you can share what’s bringing you in, ask questions, and get a sense of how we might work together.

Online therapy makes it easier to get support without disrupting your day. Many of my clients meet from their back yard, their parked car between appointments, or even during their lunch break. You can show up from wherever you feel most comfortable — no driving, no waiting rooms, no added stress.

Call or text 405‑595‑7217 to schedule your consultation.