Depression
Support for low mood, loss of interest, hopelessness, isolation, and difficulty finding motivation or meaning.
Whether you're experiencing anxiety, depression, the effects of trauma, or simply feeling overwhelmed, therapy offers a supportive space to heal, grow, and reconnect with yourself.
Warm, collaborative, evidence-based care
As a licensed clinical social worker, Diane works collaboratively with individuals and families facing personal life challenges, including concerns related to relationships, work, school, health, loss, grief, anxiety, depression, trauma, and stress.
Her approach focuses on strengths and each person’s natural inclination to move toward health and balance. Therapy is an opportunity to support change, growth, and more intentional choices in your life and relationships.
Thoughtful, individualized support for the challenges that can make daily life feel heavy, disconnected, or uncertain.
Support for low mood, loss of interest, hopelessness, isolation, and difficulty finding motivation or meaning.
Practical tools for worry, panic, racing thoughts, physical tension, perfectionism, and feeling constantly on edge.
Trauma-informed care that prioritizes safety, choice, emotional regulation, and healing at a sustainable pace.
Grounded support through changes in relationships, identity, family, work, health, or major stages of life.
Help identifying patterns, restoring balance, strengthening boundaries, and reconnecting with what matters.
A compassionate process for challenging self-criticism and building a steadier, more authentic sense of self.
Understand how thoughts, emotions, and behaviors interact, then practice skills that support healthier patterns.
Develop present-moment awareness, emotional regulation, and a less reactive relationship with difficult thoughts.
Create safety and stability while gently addressing how past experiences continue to affect the present.
Recognize resilience, capabilities, and existing resources that can support meaningful, lasting change.
Experience a respectful, nonjudgmental relationship where your voice, values, and goals guide the work.
A trusting therapeutic relationship can make it easier to be honest, curious, and open to change.
Reach out with questions and explore whether working together feels like a good fit.
Share what brings you to therapy and begin identifying the patterns, needs, and priorities most important to you.
Create a focused, individualized plan that reflects your values and the changes you want to make.
Build insight, practice useful skills, and move forward with compassionate support and steady collaboration.
Reaching out can feel difficult. A brief consultation is a simple way to ask questions, learn more, and decide whether therapy with Diane may be right for you.