- Client-centered focus
- Grief and trauma support
- Self esteem work
About Dina
Dina Vineberg is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor who centers therapy on the person in front of her. She uses a Client-Centered Therapy approach that emphasizes warmth, compassion, and a bit of humor to help people navigate stress, anxiety, grief, and low self-esteem. Dina draws on a broad background to meet people where they are and respond to what each situation calls for.
Her career includes work across many settings over two decades in direct support roles. She has counseled adolescents in schools and foster care agencies, supported people experiencing homelessness, and worked with pregnant women coping with domestic violence and depression. Dina has also worked with chronically ill patients in hospitals, older adults in care facilities, and callers on crisis and text lines.
Dina is particularly attentive to loss and trauma. She notes personal experience losing family members to depression, which shaped her commitment to help others manage anxiety, depression, and confusion. That history influences how she meets people with empathy and steadiness.
She aims to help people build resilience and not be defined by hardship. Dina blends practical conversation with emotional support to help clients move through life changes, relationship struggles, intimacy questions, career shifts, and other concerns such as hoarding or end-of-life matters.
Outside of counseling, she is connected to nature and animals and has long been active in animal rescue. Dina welcomes people who want to tell their story and work toward clearer next steps.
Her career includes work across many settings over two decades in direct support roles. She has counseled adolescents in schools and foster care agencies, supported people experiencing homelessness, and worked with pregnant women coping with domestic violence and depression. Dina has also worked with chronically ill patients in hospitals, older adults in care facilities, and callers on crisis and text lines.
Dina is particularly attentive to loss and trauma. She notes personal experience losing family members to depression, which shaped her commitment to help others manage anxiety, depression, and confusion. That history influences how she meets people with empathy and steadiness.
She aims to help people build resilience and not be defined by hardship. Dina blends practical conversation with emotional support to help clients move through life changes, relationship struggles, intimacy questions, career shifts, and other concerns such as hoarding or end-of-life matters.
Outside of counseling, she is connected to nature and animals and has long been active in animal rescue. Dina welcomes people who want to tell their story and work toward clearer next steps.