Dianne Graham

Dianne Graham, MA, LMHC, is a compassionate and skilled Counselor dedicated to helping teens, adults, and elders navigate through emotional pain, fears, and life’s challenges. Understanding that distress can often be tied to deep-rooted, early issues, Dianne believes in the power of resilience and the unique selfhood that each individual possesses. Through her trauma-focused, culturally sensitive, and emotionally focused approaches, she assists clients in the courageous exploration of their challenges, leading to self-actualization and well-being. Dianne's work is tailored to each person’s unique goals and needs, often delving into key early relationships to facilitate depth work. By incorporating tools such as dreamwork and mindfulness practices, she helps clients access the unconscious gifts of the psyche and build tolerance for difficult emotions. With an MA in Psychology from Antioch University and BA degrees in International Studies and Japanese from the University of Washington, Dianne draws from her worldwide perspectives to inform her understanding of human psychology, making her well-equipped to support diverse clients facing chronic mental health and socio-economic challenges.