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Diana Espinosa, LSW

  • Type of Therapy Provided: Individual, Family, Siblings, Group

  • Client Ages Accepted (Range): 2 - 60

  • Most Used Interventions: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Somatic Therapy, Play Therapy, Polyvagal Therapy, Trauma ACT, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Art Therapy, Culturally Responsive and Multicultural Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

  • A creative outlet I enjoy: Reading

  • My favorite way to enjoy nature: Laying on the grass looking at the sky

  • One word to describe my therapy approach: Holistic

  • A feeling I want clients to take from therapy is: Feeling seen and valued​

About me: Diana (she/her/ella) holds a Master of Social Work and a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Colorado Mesa University. She has gained valuable experience working with survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence, as well as with young children and adolescents within the school district, and working with parents on developing their parenting skills and increasing their knowledge of child development. Diana is particularly passionate about working with neurodiverse adolescents and children, the LGBTQIA+ community, and the Latino/a/e community. She is bilingual in English and Spanish and is dedicated to providing therapeutic services to the Spanish-speaking population. Additionally, she has obtained a certification in LGBTQ-affirmative care from Yale University and aims to further develop skills that directly support marginalized communities. Diana's approach is grounded in principles of intersectionality and social justice, employing a human-centered, eclectic therapeutic methodology that embraces decolonization and trauma-informed care to meet the unique needs of every individual. She aspires to specialize in assisting individuals who have experienced trauma, play therapy, those with autism and ADHD, and indigenous therapy, to foster healing through self-discovery and the interconnectedness of mind, body, and emotions. In her free time, when she is not practicing therapy, Diana spends her time with her family, friends, and three dogs. She is an avid reader and proclaims herself a lifelong learner who hopes to someday obtain her PhD.

 

Diana se graudo con su Maestría en Trabajo Social de la Universidad de Colorado Mesa, con una licenciatura en Psicología. Tiene experiencia trabajando con sobrevivientes de abuso sexual y violencia doméstica y apoyando a niños, adolescentes y padres en escuelas. Ella esta apasionada por servir a las comunidades LGBTQIA+ y Latino/a/e, Diana es bilingüe en inglés y español, y cuenta con una certificación en cuidado afirmativo LGBTQ de la Universidad de Yale. Su enfoque se basa en la interseccionalidad, la justicia social y el cuidado informado sobre el trauma, con el objetivo de ayudar a las personas a sanar de traumas. En su tiempo libre, disfruta estar con su familia, amigos y sus tres perros, y se dedica a aprender de por vida.

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