Diane B Soteras, LCSW
Therapist for alcohol and substance abuse/dependence, emotionally abusive and confusing relationships, and narcissistic abuse.
Client Services
A Collaborative Path to Wellness
As an advanced practitioner, I help clients navigate these challenging dynamics. Our work together begins with building a trusting, collaborative relationship. This is the foundation for all of our work and our work will identify the self-defeating patterns and negative thought cycles that perpetuate unmanageability. We will create healthy coping skills and boundaries necessary for lasting change.
Safety
Expertise
Secure, non-judgmental environment.
Collaboration
Specialized clinical recovery knowledge.
Working together for your journey.
Expertise & Experience
Have you been reeling from a relationship that’s left you exhausted, confused, and questioning your own sanity? Maybe you’re trying to manage a brutal breakup, or you’re stuck in a pattern with someone who keeps hurting you. Maybe you’ve been using alcohol or other substances just to get through the day, and it’s not really working anymore. If you’re dealing with addiction, anxiety, or the impact of narcissistic abuse, you are not alone. We’ll work together to figure out what you need and what real support looks like for you.
Her core clinical focus includes substance abuse and dependence recovery, anxiety, and depression. Her therapeutic approach is primarily client-centered and psychodynamic, with additional influences from humanistic therapy, mindfulness practices, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), psychoeducation, and 12-step framework concepts to promote insight and coping skill development. She is an accessible community provider, participating in networks like SonderMind and the Open Path Collective.
Diane B Soteras, LCSW
Inquiry Details
Defining Virtual Therapy
I offer secure, high-quality online video sessions so you can meet from a private space that works for you. Sessions are confidential and designed to feel as close as possible to in-person therapy.
Focus Areas of Treatment
My practice provides specialized care for alcohol and substance misuse and dependence, anxiety, depression, and emotionally abusive relationships. My therapeutic approach is primarily client-centered and psychodynamic, with additional influences from humanistic therapy, mindfulness practices, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), psychoeducation, and 12-step framework concepts to promote insight and coping skill development.
Investment Details
I offer a limited number of sliding scale spots based on financial need. We can discuss fees, insurance options, and payment during your initial consultation so you know exactly what to expect.
Initiating Treatment
We begin with a private consultation where we talk about what you’re going through and what you’re hoping to change. We’ll decide together whether we’re a good fit and, if not, I’ll help you find other options so you’re not left without support.
