Hone the power of your personal narrative with Diane Botta, a compassionate, goal-orientated therapist based in New York City. Drawing from her deep-rooted interest in cross-cultural psychology and psychological anthropology, Diane assists in unlocking the narratives we hold about ourselves in order to shape more empowered, fulfilling futures. Brought up in the rich melting pot of cultures in Brooklyn and Manhattan, Diane's curiosity about the influences on our behaviors and outlooks led to studies in both Psychology and Anthropology at Columbia University. Her work is profoundly shaped by her belief that our lives are a journey, and that the stories we tell ourselves about our journey plays a key role in who we become. Diane's approach is not only to uncover these hidden narratives but to aid in rewriting them, enabling shifts in unhelpful patterns of thought and fostering newfound optimism.

Raised in a diverse Puerto Rican and Italian Argentine household and having spent her childhood summers immersed in the rural traditions of northwestern Puerto Rico, Diane leverages this distinctive multicultural insight in her practice. This expansive cultural understanding is paired with practical experience obtained through her post-graduate training in an outpatient medical setting, enabling her to competently address the needs of both adult and child clients. Diane's approach to therapy is integrative, prioritizing the vital importance of finding the best fit for each client. When not assisting clients on their journeys of self-discovery and empowerment, Diane indulges in her own passions for songwriting, ballet, travel, and running. Her nurturing, knowledgeable approach makes Diane an endearing choice for those seeking to reorient their journey and gain a fresh perspective on their life story.