Diana Greywolf

Specialties

Trauma - Processing the experience of a deeply disturbing event that overwhelms a person’s coping skills and produces ongoing distress long after the event is over; for example natural disasters, war, emotional, or physical abuse

Women's Issues - Coping with the unique barriers women experience in society in relation to the law, to pay equality, reproductive rights, and social and political equality, as well as violence against women

LGBTQIA issues - Support in coming out, coping with homophobia, discrimination, gender transitions, violence based on sexuality or gender identity, and other issues related to the broad spectrum of gender and sexuality

Anxiety - Learning to manage excessive worry that interferes with life, and to develop skills to manage severe life stressors

Depression - Learning to overcome feelings of despair and hopelessness by finding meaning and purpose in life, enhanced well-being and improved personal satisfaction with life. Therapy can identify and explore issues that block progress to achieving your maximum potential

Individual counseling and personal growth - Exploration of goals and values can lead to enhanced well-being and personal satisfaction with life

Stress reduction - Development of new approaches to problems and conflicts and new coping methods designed to decrease stress