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To cultivate a healthy mind, we must learn to address the negative inner critic that prevents us from becoming our best selves.

Hi My name is Diandra and I am an integrative therapist.

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There is no doubt that the therapy field has changed drastically over the years, which can sometimes make is difficult for women and men to decide which therapeutic intervention would work best for them. From personal experience, I remember a time when I was having therapy, but I always felt that the approach that was used continued to keep me in a state of lack rather than growth. I found myself still seeking understanding of my emotions. Therefore I decided to learn about holistic modalities and neuroscience, which assisted me with understanding how the mind and body functions together. I began to utilise these skills in my day to day life, and this was when I truly began to connect with myself, and develop great awareness about my childhood trauma, the disconnect I had with my body image and relationships. I no longer live under labels, instead I use the power of my thoughts to create the reality I want to be seen as and feel as. 

Diandra's calming aura was everything I needed. I had a traumatic childhood always felt great shame and a sense of abandonment. Diandra explored my childhood wounds and how to dimmish my critical thoughts. I was addicted to cocaine; I was losing so much weight I couldn't even recognise myself. No matter how many steps I went back in my recovery, Diandra never judged me, instead she helped me to see why I kept self-sabotaging and focused on self-acceptance"

Anonymous 

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