Diana Dumitrasc

Facilitates therapy group sessions and conducts clinical reviews for individuals on caseload. Coordinates the Day Therapy Service schedule, resources, and referrals, and provides supervision to psychology placement students.

Conducts initial assessments and builds rapport with clients aged 19–25 from diverse backgrounds. Supports clients with anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, and identity exploration, tailoring interventions to individual needs.

Delivered multidisciplinary insights on patient diagnosis, risk, and care planning. Led admission psych assessments and designed and ran the Low-Intensity Inpatient Programme, facilitating psycho-educational, art, and mindfulness groups.

Provided emotional support to callers in distress, including those experiencing suicidal ideation. Developed strong active listening skills and adhered to Samaritans' policies and best practices.

Completed a five-week foundation placement in mental health, collaborating with a multidisciplinary team. Conducted individual ability and risk assessments to support tailored care planning and interventions.

Level 4 Advanced Diploma in Counselling with an integrative training approach including Gestalt, CBT, person-centred, and mindfulness.

Level 3 Certificate in Counselling Skills.

Level 2 Certificate in Counselling Skills (QFC).

Grade: Distinction

MSc in Psychological and Psychiatric Anthropology with a Distinction, including an ethnographic qualitative dissertation on women's involvement in Mixed Martial Arts.

Grade: First Class Honours

BSc (Hons) Psychology with First Class Honours, BPS-accredited, including a quantitative dissertation using eye-tracking technology.

Summer intern at East China Normal University in Shanghai.

Grade: 9.60

Bachelor Degree in Social Sciences with a result of 9.60.