Diana Gasperoni is the founder of BeWELL Psychotherapy, Lead Educator at the BeWELL Institute, and creator of the BeHER Teen Program. Over the past decade, she has built a practice where thousands of clients have found support, healing, and lasting change — with a particular focus on long-term therapeutic relationships, unconscious patterns, and the kind of depth work that takes time to trust.

Diana’s clinical approach is grounded in modern psychoanalysis. As a long-term patient and student of the field, she brings both rigorous theoretical training and lived experience to her work. She believes that understanding ourselves is a lifelong process — and that the therapeutic relationship, held with care and consistency, is the primary vehicle for change. Her clinical interests center on shifting identities, emotional experience, compulsive patterns, and the painful life transitions that bring people to treatment.

As Lead Educator at the BeWELL Institute, Diana has built an educational platform dedicated to serious psychoanalytic and clinical professional development for licensed clinicians. The Institute reflects her conviction that advanced clinical training should be taught by practicing clinicians — and that depth of understanding, not breadth of content, is what makes CE meaningful.

Diana also created the BeHER Teen Program, a BeWELL outreach initiative supporting young women through mental health education, self-advocacy, and emotional awareness. For the past five years, the program has partnered with a local NYC high school, supported by social work students across the tri-state area.

CMPS, Center for Modern Psychoanalysis, One year program graduate,
Certificate Program in process

Center for Group Studies, One year local program graduate

NYU Seminar in Field Instruction (SIFI)

NYU School of Social Work, MSW

Salem State College, BS, Psychology/Eastern Religion

Connect with Diana today to learn more about Be.WELL.

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