Diana Brummer
Licensed Clincial Social Worker. MSW.

Practicing in the fields of behavioral health, social work, and mind-body wellness since 1997, Diana Brummer, MSW, LCSW, works with clients of all ages and in all stages of their personal and professional lives.

Graduating from Florida State University in 1997, with a degree in neuroscience and the desire to be a voice for those who were not being heard,  I entered into the field of social work at the age of twenty-three and have been working in various capacities ever since.

Growing up with a parent who experienced mental health issues, I understood all too well the toll it takes on a child and a family. As a child advocate, I intended to be a voice for children who did not have one, as I wished someone had been for me.

My career began in behavioral health care for children, adolescents, and adults, before moving into child welfare and dependency. I hit my stride as a coordinator for the Guardian ad Litem Program, a volunteer-based organization which recruits and trains child advocates from the surrounding community to represent children residing in foster care. With a passion for advocacy, I increased volunteer numbers by over 100 percent and represented over 350 children in dependency hearings during my time with GAL.

After becoming a mom myself, I took a break from working full-time in child advocacy to spend time enjoying my sweet son. So, for a while, I became a full-time mom and a part-time social worker, instead of the other way around.

Returning to graduate school in 2014, I completed my graduate training in clinical social work and now, as a therapist, I help clients from all walks of life feel, function, and communicate better; teaching them the skills they need to access their own resiliency and strength, empowering them to be their own best advocates and to mindfully create the lives they desire.