Diane Bowman, MS, TLMHC

(She/Her/Hers)

Licensed Mental Healthcare Provider

"I offer a safe place for clients to be themselves and it's essential that we build a supportive relationship. We are a team, and your needs and feelings are important. You have a say in your therapy. I invite you to try different techniques to find out what works for you."

Diane finds gaining insight while working with clients, unlocking their emotions, and helping them align with their inner selves a truly rewarding experience. She trusts the process, understanding that it can get messier before it gets better.

Master of Science, 2024
Walden University, Minneapolis MN

Bachelor of Arts, Elementary Education, 1988
University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA

Diane's Areas
of Expertise

Anxiety, Bipolar Disorder, Depression, Life Transitions, Loneliness, Mood Disorders, PTSD, Relationships, Self-Esteem, Stress, Suicidal Thoughts, Teens, Trauma

Offering Mental Health Therapy Services For

Teens & Adults

Treatment
Methods

Informed Internal Family Systems (IFS), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness, Person-Centered Therapy, Somatic Therapy

Get to Know Diane

Selecting a mental health provider is a very personal decision. Learn a bit more about Diane and what to expect when you or a loved one receive care with us at Covenant Family Solutions. Our mission is to unleash your potential.

Diane Bowman, MS, TLMHC is committed to helping clients discover their true self by addressing inner thoughts and feelings. Her work focuses on identifying areas of concern and assisting her clients as they address the underlying feelings. Diane believes in offering a safe space for clients to gain insight and is passionate about working with those suffering from narcissistic abuse, anxiety, depression, trauma, and grief. She enjoys helping clients discover their inner power through individual counseling and group therapy, using talk therapy, holistic interventions, meditations, and parts work.

Diane’s journey into therapy and personal work revealed her innate skills to help others. Her motivation as a counselor is to assist people in discovering their best selves, regardless of age. She aims to help clients rediscover their inner core and who they were meant to be, fostering confidence and healing from past hurts.

Diane finds gaining insight while working with clients, unlocking their emotions, and helping them align with their inner selves a truly rewarding experience. She trusts the process, understanding that it can get messier before it gets better.

In her free time, Diane enjoys stamping, scrapbooking, and cardmaking, and loves watching the Waterloo Black Hawks Hockey team. Sunflowers are her favorite!

To schedule an appointment with Diane please reach out or call 1-888-336-9661!

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