Divine Discovery

Divina is a godsend. And I’m not even religious.
She has so much knowledge to pull from that you’d be hard-​pressed to present her with a problem she couldn’t help to solve.
I had been to two therapists half-​assedly before Divina, and both were pretty good.
She blows them out of the water.
But she’s so much more than a «therapist». She’s also a nurturer, a warm place, a guide, a healer. She’s like the crackling fire there to greet you when you’ve been walking through a snowstorm chilled to the bone, or the first breath of air you take when you’ve been trapped underwater drowning.
She is one of the most valuable people you’ll ever add to your life and the best gift I can ever give to someone I love. There is no person that would not benefit from her gentle touch.
She will change you. Not by telling you what to do or how to live, but by seeing through you into who you can be and inviting you to see it, too.
She has helped me through relationship issues — both romantic and interpersonal, unraveled the mysteries of my debilitating anxiety during my time living in Manhattan, helped me *deeply* understand my emotions and connect with them, guided me to rebuild myself when I was weak and see others from a place of compassion. But there’s just so much more. I could never do justice to what she’s helped me achieve in this format.
You’ll just have to trust me.
Eternally grateful.