Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
I have been a grief counselor for 15 years. We know that grief does not come isolated, there are many issues that may be entwined with grief. Therefore, my experience is with all aspects of end-of-life issues (dying, death and bereavement), spiritual crisis, spirit versus religion, discussions of spirit (signs, symbols, visitations, dreams), relationship issues, self-esteem and confidence, trauma, forgiveness, reinvestment in life, life coaching, career coaching, pet loss and other disenfranchised griefs (unacknowledged relationship, suicide, overdose, homicide, etc.).
I am an eclectic counselor and like to use many different techniques as appropriate to the client and their goals. My most used techniques are cognitive behavioral, mindfulness, affirmation and positive techniques.
My passion is to help spread kindness, positivity and healing throughout the world. My belief is that each one of us can be a beacon of hope and healing for others and the world.
I look forward to working with you in the future.
Sincerely, Diana Sebzda
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Diana Sebzda is a grief-focused therapist and a licensed professional counselor in New Jersey with 18 years of clinical experience.
She recognizes that grief seldom appears in isolation and often overlaps with other life challenges. Her practice includes work with end-of-life matters – dying, death, and bereavement – as well as spiritual crisis and questions about spirit versus organized religion. She also addresses conversations about spiritual experiences such as signs, symbols, visitations, and dreams.
In addition to bereavement, Diana works with relationship issues, self-esteem and confidence, trauma and forgiveness, reinvestment in life, life coaching and career coaching, pet loss, and other disenfranchised griefs including unacknowledged relationships, suicide, overdose, and homicide.
She describes her approach as eclectic, choosing methods that fit each person’s needs and goals. The techniques she most often uses include cognitive behavioral strategies, mindfulness practices, and affirmation and positive approaches.
Her professional commitment centers on spreading kindness, positivity, and healing. Diana seeks to help others become beacons of hope and renewal, and she looks forward to working with you.
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