Cynthia Dimon, LCSW

Cynthia Dimon, LCSW is a licensed therapist, clinical supervisor, and former university instructor who centers trauma-informed, culturally sensitive care in her work with women and couples. Her practice is built on the core belief that healing occurs when your full identity, lived experience, and systemic reality are fully honored and integrated into the therapeutic process. Cynthia provides individual therapy, couples counseling, and clinical supervision for associates navigating licensure in California. Her work with women and couples focuses on breaking through personal and systemic limitations, processing trauma, and rebuilding trust in self and relationships. Designed as an intentional alternative to conventional care in the Bay Area, her practice offers an affirming, non-judgmental space tailored to BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, neurodivergent, and first-generation adults. Clients and colleagues recognize Cynthia as a skilled practitioner who helps women realize their full potential and helps couples deeply understand and reconnect with one another. She is also available for clinical supervision, offering an inclusive, developmental space where pre-licensed clinicians cultivate clinical excellence, self-reflection, and professional confidence. She collaborates with clients to build a strong therapeutic alliance rooted in mutual trust, agency, and practical skill-building. Cynthia draws from evidence-based, science-backed modalities, including attachment-focused psychotherapy, Gottman Method interventions, Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), third-wave CBT, and family systems, translating proven clinical tools into meaningful, real-world growth. Cynthia views therapy and supervision as collaborative pathways toward liberation, self-trust, and intentional change. She offers therapy in person in Oakland and online in California.