Nancy Diaz, MSW

Walking in this world as a woman of color isn’t easy. Being a bicultural woman of color just seems to add to the confusion of life. You might be struggling with wanting to own your identity . As daughters of immigrants, we may struggle with finding a sense of belonging when we grew up among two worlds. Once we start diving into our identities, we may realize that our parents made sacrifices we are grateful for AND that they caused us to experience trauma. I am passionate about working with women of color who are daughters of immigrants to heal that trauma. I believe trauma is at the root cause of most problems and we must heal it.

I facilitate change while creating safe spaces by practicing cultural humility. I know that simply being a person of color does not make me an ally. I advocate for change both on my own life and with clients I consider being a therapist an honor because I get to help people of color find that voice.

My job as a therapist is to help you heal, find that inner voice, and roar loudly and proudly. If you are ready to take that first step toward finding your inner peace and being confident and happy, book an initial consultation call with me.