Hi, I’m Darian.
Darian Newbeck received her Master’s degree in Social Work at Florida Atlantic University. Darian has clinical expertise working with individuals who have experienced homelessness, crisis de-escalation, traumatic events, substance use/misuse and those with persistent mental illness.
Darian is committed to walking alongside folks to help them learn what they need in this season of life. It’s time to stop putting band aids on problems. Darian has provided services to clients in crisis, homeless, in half way and beyond. No topic is off limits is Darian’s stance on therapy. If you intend on showing up to therapy to put in some work, so is she.
Darian is accepting new clients via telehealth with insurance or private pay. Darian is willing to be a qualified supervisor to the right clinician. Darian has a license to practice in Florida for now but stay tuned! Darian is applying for licensure in other states.
“When I am working with a client, I ensure clients feel they are talking to a person and not just my credentials. As a therapist I use tools and techniques based on a person’s motivation for change, emotional safety and personality. Every client is different, and I meet them where they are at in their journey”.
Darian Newbeck, LCSW
My Approach
Darian utilizes a person-centered approach in order to meet the needs of a client’s goals while creating a space of vulnerability & safety.
TREATMENT APPROACH
Strength - Based, Motivational Interviewing, Person - Centered, Solution Focused & Trauma Focused.
CLINICALLY TRAINED IN …
Heart Centered Hypnotherapy & Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR).
Heart Centered Hypnotherapy, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Certified Addiction Professional (CAP), Somatic Breathwork and Reiki.
IN PROCESS OF TRAINING & CERTIFIED IN …
DARIAN IS CURRENTLY SERVING THE FOLLOWING POPULATION…
Adult clients in recovery from substance use/misuse, diagnosed with personality disorders, dual diagnosis, struggling with life transitions, traumatic adverse events, severe and persistent mental illness, first responders, Veterans, self harm, passive suicidal ideation, grief, thought disorders and other emotional disturbances.