Registered Psychotherapist,
Lewisham, London.
Services
Hi, I’m Diana, a Therapeutic Parent Coach and the Founder of Blooming Families. I specialise in helping parents reconnect and rebuild their relationships with their adult children after periods of estrangement or breakdown.
Through compassionate guidance and practical tools, I support families in breaking generational cycles, setting healthy boundaries, and building deeper, lasting connections.
Sometimes, after we have done all we can as parents, the most loving thing we can do is trust—by stepping back and allowing our children to find their own way.
If you want to find out what your parenting energy take the quiz at https://www.bloomingfamilies.co.uk/.
MY FEES:
- Please inquire
Online Consultation
- Online consultations offered
I AM FLUENT IN:
- English
I WORK WITH:
- Adults
- Couples
- Individuals
- Parents
CORE SERVICES:
- Assessment
- Coaching
- Counselling (Family)
- Individual and Couple Therapy
- Psychotherapy (CBT)
- Psychotherapy (Integrative)
- Relationship Counselling
- Therapy (Online)
- Therapy (Relationship)
SCOPE OF PRACTICE:
- Abandonment
- Adjusting to Change/Life Transitions
- Anger Management Issues
- Anxiety Disorders
- Attachment Issues
- Bereavement and Loss
- Divorce and/or Separation
- Mental Health
- Parenting Issues
- Relationship Problems
Approach
I believe that growth begins with self-awareness and a willingness to rewrite our story. Many of the struggles we face in relationships, over-giving, difficulty setting boundaries, or feeling emotionally drained—stem from unhealed childhood wounds.
At Blooming Families, I guide parents with therapy and coaching to do the inner work, breaking generational cycles to cultivate healthy parent and adult-child relationships.
Homework in therapy
Homework in therapy is a valuable tool because it helps clients integrate insights and strategies from sessions into their everyday lives. It bridges the gap between awareness and action, allowing clients to practice new skills, reflect on patterns, and build emotional resilience outside the therapy room. By engaging with homework—whether it's journaling, setting boundaries, trying a new behaviour, or completing a worksheet—clients take ownership of their healing process and often experience progress more quickly and deeply. It also provides valuable feedback for the therapist, offering insight into what’s working and what may need adjustment in future sessions.
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