Kiara Diallo

About

Here's what years of practice have taught me: people rarely struggle because something is wrong with them. They struggle because of what happened to them, and because of what it cost to survive it. My practice was built by word of mouth, one person quietly recommending me to another, and that trust is the standard I hold myself to. I work with active duty clients and veterans on untangling addiction from the experiences that planted it. Abuse leaves a particular residue, and part of our task is sorting out what was done to you from what you've come to believe about yourself. I make no assumptions about what you need from me; I ask, and then I actually adjust. Working with me is measured and quiet, with plain talk when the moment calls for it. If you've been thinking about this for a while, that already counts for something. Reach out whenever you're ready.