Dianne Marino-Surovcik, PhD, is a compassionate psychologist dedicated to helping teens, adults, and elders navigate their mental health challenges. By engaging in meaningful dialogue with her clients, Dianne expertly identifies underlying issues that may hinder their well-being. She understands that while insight is essential, it does not automatically translate to behavioral change. With extensive training in diagnosing and treating a wide range of clinical psychopathology, from mild to severe conditions, Dianne is well-equipped to address mood disorders, thinking disorders, and personality disorders. Her diverse background includes providing treatment to incarcerated women within prison settings, as well as offering counseling and assessment in academic and career environments. Dianne employs a variety of therapeutic modalities, including trauma-focused therapy, positive psychology, and person-centered approaches, ensuring that each client's unique needs are met. Flexible with scheduling, Dianne invites clients to reach out between sessions when urgent difficulties arise to foster an ongoing supportive relationship.