Personal Statement
Diana Chaccour Diaz, MA
Art Psychotherapist
Areas of special interest:
Depression
Self-esteem
Anxiety and stress
Panic attacks
Self-harm
Parenting
Relationships
Family breakdown
Domestic Violence
Chronic illness
Bereavement and loss
Immigration
Multicultural identity
Latin-American community
Individual and Group Work
Art therapy exhibitions
Languages:
English and Spanish
Working mode:
Short and long term individual and group work
Statement:
I am a fully qualified Art Psychotherapist registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) and the British Association of Art Therapists (BAAT).
I have experience working clinically with children, adolescents and adults with a wide range of mental health difficulties. I have worked in a variety of settings including: inpatient and outpatient clinics, children and adolescent mental health (CAMHS), primary and secondary schools, women’s aids, community events and museums and galleries.
I currently work in an NHS early intervention and prevention service within schools and other educational environments. My practice involves offering mental health assessments as well as individual and group treatment to children and young people referred to the service. My clinical role also involves delivering training and offering consultation to educational staff, parents and other professionals working within the school environment.
My training was based on a psychodynamic approach informed by Jungian analytic psychology. I work flexibly, using a person-centered and integrative approach, drawing inspiration from a range of perspectives, focused on a strong therapeutic relationship and the development of self-awareness through the creative use of art.
I am also a qualified Museum Practitioner and I have delivered arts and health projects in cultural, educational and health settings in the UK and abroad for over 10 years.
My practice is fully insured and professionally supervised in accordance with HCPC guidelines, and I abide by the HCPC and BAAT code of ethics.
Testimonials:
‘I can say honestly you have had a monumental impact on my mental health, and by extension the course of my life’
‘Our sessions have helped me become so much happier in myself and my relationships which are a lot healthier than they used to be’
'Very personal and sensitive form of therapy. Felt very involved and saw relief/results. Allowed a variety of ways of processing feelings’.
‘Excellent [service]. We rely on the early help interventions and training. The pupils, parents and staff benefit greatly from the service’
Contact:
Email: Diana Chaccour
Art Psychotherapist
Areas of special interest:
Depression
Self-esteem
Anxiety and stress
Panic attacks
Self-harm
Parenting
Relationships
Family breakdown
Domestic Violence
Chronic illness
Bereavement and loss
Immigration
Multicultural identity
Latin-American community
Individual and Group Work
Art therapy exhibitions
Languages:
English and Spanish
Working mode:
Short and long term individual and group work
Statement:
I am a fully qualified Art Psychotherapist registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) and the British Association of Art Therapists (BAAT).
I have experience working clinically with children, adolescents and adults with a wide range of mental health difficulties. I have worked in a variety of settings including: inpatient and outpatient clinics, children and adolescent mental health (CAMHS), primary and secondary schools, women’s aids, community events and museums and galleries.
I currently work in an NHS early intervention and prevention service within schools and other educational environments. My practice involves offering mental health assessments as well as individual and group treatment to children and young people referred to the service. My clinical role also involves delivering training and offering consultation to educational staff, parents and other professionals working within the school environment.
My training was based on a psychodynamic approach informed by Jungian analytic psychology. I work flexibly, using a person-centered and integrative approach, drawing inspiration from a range of perspectives, focused on a strong therapeutic relationship and the development of self-awareness through the creative use of art.
I am also a qualified Museum Practitioner and I have delivered arts and health projects in cultural, educational and health settings in the UK and abroad for over 10 years.
My practice is fully insured and professionally supervised in accordance with HCPC guidelines, and I abide by the HCPC and BAAT code of ethics.
Testimonials:
‘I can say honestly you have had a monumental impact on my mental health, and by extension the course of my life’
‘Our sessions have helped me become so much happier in myself and my relationships which are a lot healthier than they used to be’
'Very personal and sensitive form of therapy. Felt very involved and saw relief/results. Allowed a variety of ways of processing feelings’.
‘Excellent [service]. We rely on the early help interventions and training. The pupils, parents and staff benefit greatly from the service’
Contact:
Email: Diana Chaccour