Diane LemosVerified

Clinical Social Work-Therapist, Counselor, LCSW Clinical Social Work Supervisor

I am a therapist as well as a supervisor. Therefore, I believe that supervision should be collaborative. Like the therapist and client relationship, the supervisor and supervisee relationship should be non-judgmental and compassion-based. There should be solid guidance, no judgment, and understanding allowing the supervisee to grow in their profession. The relationship between a supervisor and supervisee should be safe; thus, I work to convey trust and rapport to create that safety. I highlight my supervisees' strengths in order to help them overcome the obstacles they may discover and together we face the barriers. It is my hope that together we can find a good fit.

Treatment Approach

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Family Systems Therapy

Intervention

Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy

Treatment Modality

Family

Group

Individuals

Mental Health

Bipolar Disorder

Mood Disorders

Personality Disorders

Thinking Disorders

Issues

Addiction

Alcohol Abuse

Anger Management

Anxiety or Fears

Behavioral issues

Career Counseling

Child or Adolescent

Consulting

Coping skills

Depression

Drug Abuse

Dual Diagnosis

Family Conflict

Infertility

LCSW Supervision

Loss or Grief

Other

Peer Relationships

Relationship issues

Self Esteem

Self Harming

Substance Abuse

Trauma and PTSD