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More About Diana

Integrative Therapist in Florida &
Founder of Through the Valley Therapy
 

Diana S. Rice, Christian Therapist in Florida

I earned a Master's degree in Mental Health Counseling from Nova Southeastern University, a Bachelor's degree in Social Science with a certification in Women's Studies from Florida Atlantic University, along with an Associate's degree in Early Childhood Education from Palm Beach State College. My credentials also include being a Certified Integrative Mental Health Professional, a Certified Telehealth Professional, and a Qualified Supervisor in the State of Florida for Registered Interns. With over 20 years of experience in mental health and an additional decade in the South Florida film industry and education, I bring a unique, creative, and comprehensive skill set to my practice.

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Grounded in my faith as a disciple of Jesus Christ since 2000, I am committed to providing compassionate, ethical, and individualized holistic care. Whether you are an older woman seeking to unlock your full potential, a Millenial or Gen Z facing the intricate challenges of adulting, or a man looking for a balanced emotional landscape, my practice is a sanctuary for all. 

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My Approach

Using a blend of therapeutic techniques, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Biblical wisdom, and evidence-based practices, I help my clients overcome anxiety, depression, relationship issues, and personal growth obstacles. My approach is tailored to your unique needs, helping you navigate through life's challenges and discover your inner strength.


I create a safe and nurturing space where you can explore your emotions, heal old wounds, and build resilience. If you're ready to embark on a transformative journey toward embracing your authentic self, I invite you to reach out to me. Together, we'll walk through the valley toward your mountaintop.

Tall pine trees with mountain peeks beyond the valley

Clinical Experience

2004

2007

2018

2020

In 2004 Diana's year-long practicum from NSU gave her the opportunity to serve at Cross Creek School which is a Cognitive Behavioral Therapeutic K-12 Broward County Public School where students had to be under psychiatric care to attend.

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In this experience, she was the only intern with 8 licensed professionals, a psychiatrist, and 2 psychiatric nurses.

This is where she began to see that many students who were labeled and disabled needed a different approach than just managing symptoms or focusing on meds and behavior.

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She began to research alternative approaches to mental health at this time. 

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