Vincent Dimone

My communication style

I prioritize clear, open communication to create a supportive, non-judgmental environment. I practice active listening and will give you opportunities to reflect on your experiences with me as an empathetic partner.

My journey to mental healthcare

When I finished college in the 1970s, the nation was in the midst of the tragedy unfolding of the Vietnam War. Longing to help promote world peace, I joined the Peace Corps and served in overseas health care. Returning to the U.S., I sought to provide ongoing human services in a variety of workplace venues and help resolve people's challenges.

My goals for you

“I see therapy as a true partnership. Together, we’ll set goals that matter to you—whether that’s improving relationships, building self-esteem, or pursuing personal growth. As you gain new insights, we’ll adapt your plan to stay meaningful and supportive as you move toward where you want to be.”

Our first session

Typically, I conduct a lifestyle assessment survey to better understand where an individual or a couple sees themselves and what are some major issues for examination and resolution. Goal setting is primary, but specific goals may change throughout the course of therapy. Sometimes, initial assignments, relevant reading and practices are suggested.

I identify as...

• Male
• Caucasian or White
• Spiritual