Cynthia Dimon, LCSW
California LCS #29729
CYNTHIA DIMON, LCSW
Therapy to Help You Flourish
Services
Cynthia is a licensed mental health therapist and certified coach that supports women in moving towards a life of joy, fulfillment, and purpose. She uses a combination of therapeutic interventions and culturally sensitive practices to address self-worth, self-doubt, confidence, anxiety, depression, mood regulation, attachment, stress, relationship dissatisfaction, and trauma. Cynthia is extensively clinically trained and works with women from diverse backgrounds to help them flourish during their healing journey.
how Cynthia can support you in your journey to joy, fulfillment, and purpose.
INDIVIDUAL THERAPY
MENTAL, EMOTIONAL & EMPOWERMENT COACHING
CLINICAL SUPERVISION & CONSULTATION
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About Cynthia
A Licensed Professional Here to Guide Your Healing Journey
Cynthia Dimon, LCSW is an Oakland native and licensed mental health therapist specializing in using evidence-based and culturally sensitive interventions with clients. She completed her undergraduate and graduate education at UC Berkeley and worked in some of the most diverse and largest community mental health settings in Oakland, San Francisco, and Berkeley. After completing her clinical training to become a licensed therapist, Cynthia opened her private practice in 2013. Her practice currently provides high-quality, evidence-based, and culturally sensitive therapy to women 18 and older. In addition, she is extensively trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Psychotherapy, Positive Psychology, and Trauma-informed practices. Cynthia also provides clinical supervision for therapists seeking licensure.
Cynthia's Approach
Cynthia intends to create a supportive space for women from all backgrounds while providing high-quality personalized therapy or coaching. Below are a few of the clinical methods she uses in working with clients.
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Third Wave Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) combines mindfulness and CBT. CBT is an excellent approach for anxiety or depression. CBT focuses on the present (or here and now).
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Psychotherapy is excellent for recognizing patterns that contribute to feeling stuck. Many of these patterns have their origins in spoken and unspoken messages that we receive growing up.
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Trauma occurs when we witness or experience a severe or chronic stressor. Trauma can take many forms, which makes it challenging. Cynthia has extensive training in Trauma-informed Practices within many cultural and identity contexts.
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