Diana Rivera, Ma, Pcc, Ph.D.
About Diana Rivera, Ma, Pcc, Ph.D.
Diana Rivera is a clinical psychologist with a diverse academic background and extensive experience in coaching, teaching, and psychological practice. She currently works at BetterUp, Saybrook University, Aroha Consulting Group, and Paula E. Bruce, Ph.D. & Associates, while also contributing to Darling Magazine.
Work at BetterUp
Diana Rivera has been working at BetterUp as a Coach since 2019. In this role, she utilizes her expertise in personal development coaching and core energy coaching to support clients in achieving their personal and professional goals. Her coaching approach is informed by her extensive background in psychology and the arts, allowing her to provide a unique perspective on personal growth.
Work at Modern Health
Since 2021, Diana Rivera has served as a Clinical Psychologist at Modern Health in Los Angeles County, California. In this position, she applies her clinical psychology training to provide mental health support and interventions. Her work focuses on helping individuals navigate their mental health challenges and improve their overall well-being.
Education and Expertise
Diana Rivera holds a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Clinical Psychology from Saybrook University. She also earned a Master of Arts (MA) in Psychology with a specialization in Creativity from the same institution. Additionally, she studied Theatre Arts and American Studies at the University of California, Santa Cruz, where she focused on cultural and artistic convergence, performing arts mastery, and public art.
Teaching and Academic Involvement
Diana Rivera has been an Adjunct Professor at Saybrook University since 2018. She teaches courses in clinical psychology, including Personality Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Human Sexuality, and Clinical Interventions. Her academic involvement reflects her commitment to educating future psychologists and contributing to the field of psychology through teaching.
Writing and Research Contributions
Diana Rivera engages in academic writing and research in psychology. She writes for Darling Magazine, focusing on topics such as relationships, communication, and creativity. Her contributions to both academic and popular media highlight her expertise in psychology and her interest in the intersection of mental health and creative expression.