Diana Gorbunova

Hello, my name is Diana. I came to the United States ten years ago from Eastern Europe where I received my MA in teaching. I have always felt passionate about psychology and helping people, so, after relocating to the United States, I decided to become a mental health counselor and went back to school to study clinical psychology.

As an immigrant, I value diversity and multiculturalism. I am experienced working with clients from diverse backgrounds and with different life experiences, and for all of my clients, I use an individualized approach. I am an existentialist, meaning I look deeply into the phenomenological world of each client, which allows me to tailor a plan of care that best suits their unique personality.

I am a trauma-informed counselor, and therefore I carefully assess clients for possible past traumatic events that may cause lingering issues. Drawing from my background in education, I use psychological education in my sessions to help my clients better understand their journey to better mental health.

There is always hope, and as a counselor who adopts a strength-based approach, I believe there is a solution for every problem.