Diana Bromboszcz

I am an integrative Psychotherapist with a background in psychology, transpersonal and body psychotherapy.

Over the past two decades I have worked in both statutory and charitable sectors as well as in private practice.

I have been helping people from diverse backgrounds with a variety of issues such as: addictions, complex trauma, illnesses including chronic and terminal conditions, bereavement, loss, grief, relationship issues, abuse including childhood adverse experiences and sexual abuse,  depression, anxiety and stress. Also, I work with life transitions, life crisis, relationship breakdown and divorce. 

I take a gentle and compassionate approach to allow the most vulnerable parts of us find safety and  develop strength to overcome the challenges we face in our lives.

I believe in the uniqueness of every human being as we are shaped through our life experiences. Therefore, I take a holistic and eclectic approach,  which allows me to adapt my skills to suit individual needs. I am driven by curiosity and the desire to understand not just the symptoms and behaviours represented by presenting issues, but also the stories behind them. I love to make connections between the past and the present, types of behaviours and the emotions behind them, and to find natural resources to restore balance.

Through my training in Body Somato Analytical Psychotherapy I have learnt about the importance of our relationship with our body, listening to our body and finding the solution from within. I believe that our psyche is striving to find resolutions to our complexities, which the body holds.

I am trained in EMDR and Brainspotting, which are approaches which I have integrated into my  practice. Other approaches includes elements of Systemic Family therapy, Mindfulness, CBT, ACT and Process Oriented Psychology.