Diana Sebzda, LPC

Diana Sebzda has spent many years specializing in grief counseling and the complex concerns that often surround loss. She approaches bereavement as an experience that is rarely isolated, recognizing how end-of-life matters - including dying, death, and bereavement - frequently intersect with spiritual crisis, questions of spirit versus religion, and experiences people describe as signs, symbols, visitations, or meaningful dreams. Her practice also addresses relationship struggles, self-esteem and confidence issues, trauma, forgiveness, and the challenge of reinvesting in life after loss.

Diana works with a wide range of grief experiences, including pet loss and other disenfranchised losses such as unacknowledged relationships, suicide, overdose, and homicide. She combines grief counseling with life and career coaching techniques when appropriate to support practical steps toward rebuilding purpose and routine. As an eclectic counselor, she draws from multiple therapeutic methods tailored to each person and their goals. Her most frequently used approaches include cognitive behavioral techniques, mindfulness practices, and affirmation and positive-focused strategies.

Diana holds the credential LPC, which stands for Licensed Professional Counselor, a credential indicating professional training and clinical licensure. She is motivated by a commitment to spread kindness, positivity, and healing, and she regards each person as capable of becoming a source of hope and restoration for others. She looks forward to working with clients in the future.