“I am dedicated to supporting your post-traumatic growth by cultivating connection, safety, and regulation. Psychotherapy with me centers on integrative mind-body approaches to promote resolution of suffering. Expect to feel fully embodied, empowered, and equipped to navigate life with greater quality, ease, and flexibility.”

Schedule status: Dianne’s schedule is currently full.

About Dianne Goetsch, LLP (she/her):

As a health psychologist and trauma specialist, I commit to a holistic, mind-body, and intersectional perspective to health and embodied wellness, and I celebrate the individuality of each of my clients while recognizing we are all situated within our bodies, our environment, our culture, and any number of social structures and institutions.

I specialize in treating adults with complex and chronic post-traumatic stress and injury, chronic pain, chronic illness, and anyone who feels stuck in their life to process past and present painful experiences, to develop embodied safety and connection, to change patters of negative reactivity, and to grow individually and in relationships.

I am the owner, founder, and principal psychotherapist of Regulating Resolutions. I earned a Master’s Degree in Clinical Health Psychology from the University of Michigan – Dearborn in 2013 and since have become a Limited Licensed Psychologist (LLP). I am a member of the Michigan Psychological Association (MPA) and their Pain Psychology Task Force. I am a Certified Master Accelerated Resolution Therapy clinician and a member of the International Society of Accelerated Resolution Therapy (IS-ART). I am trained in Critical Memory Integration (CMI). I have a few other certifications, including Certified Trauma Professional (CCTP-II), Shame-Informed Treatment Specialist (CSTS), Certified Integrative Mental Health Professional (CIMHP), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy Certification (C-DBT). I will be starting my Somatic Experiencing training in April 2025 to become a certified Somatic Experiencing Practitioner.

I live in Dearborn with my two Sphynx (hairless) cats, Otis and Ralph. In the morning before starting with clients, I am usually listening to a psychotherapy-related audiobook, course, or seminar. Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my cats, my family, my sibling’s cats, friends, and my friends’ cats.

I am currently working on expanding Regulating Resolutions to include contracting with other LLPs. I’m passionate about building a radically honest, non-exploitative, balanced, uplifting, supportive group practice of psychologists and improving group practice conditions for LLPs and TLLPs in Michigan. If you are a LLP looking for transparent and candid group leadership, psychoeducational and growth-driven clinical supervision, and the freedom of being an independent contractor, please check out our Become a Co-Regulator page and contact me!

I am also working on developing ART intensives and psychoeducational workshops and presentations. Ya know, in my spare time.

I have always wanted to be a therapist. Yes, seriously.

When I was in preschool, my class was tasked with creating adorable preschooler depictions of what we wanted to be when we grew up. I excitedly expressed to my teacher that I wanted to be a taxi driver! Probably a little surprised and curious, out-of-the-mouths-of-babes and all, my preschool teacher asked me why I wanted to be a taxi driver.

It was later shared with me that I told her that I wanted to talk to all kinds of people, help people, and safely get people where they wanted to go.

I wish I still had the final product of the late 1980’s purple ditto outline of a little human shape with a full yellow, black, and checkered outfit and matching cap, but alas, this magnificent representation only exists in my memory now. I’m thankful for this compassionate earlier self and her full integration into my therapist adult self.

Therapists are superheroes wearing cardigans instead of capes!

  • Treatment Approaches:

    Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART); The Flash Technique; Gut-Directed Hypnotherapy. Integrative Psychotherapy including: Sensorimotor Psychotherapy (SP); Somatic Experiencing (SE); Somatic Therapy; Integrative Polyvagal Theory; Structural Dissociation Model parts work; Internal Family Systems parts work (IFS); Interpersonal Neurobiology (IPNB); Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT)/Tapping; Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT); Trauma-Informed Stabilization Treatment (TIST); Motivational Interviewing (MI); Hakomi Mindful Somatic Therapy; Intuitive Eating.

  • Treatment Focuses:

    Complex trauma (C-PTSD); developmental trauma (DTD); attachment trauma; acute trauma; chronic trauma; post-traumatic stress (PTSD); post-traumatic injury; chronic pain; chronic illness; digestive problems; gut-health issues (IBS, IBD, GERD); autonomic nervous system dysregulation; phobias & fears; anxiety; panic attacks; depression; grief; dissociation; obsessive-compulsive (OCD); body-focused repetitive behaviors (BFRB); somatoform disorders; relationship disturbances.

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  • Inclusive care for all populations including:

    BIPOC; LGBTQIA+; HAES; fat positive; asexual; aromantic; agender, nonbinary, transgender; polyamorous, consensual non-monogamous; kink, BDSM; Satanists.

Yes, this is what I'm looking for!

Interested in becoming part of the Regulating Resolutions team? Please check out our Become a Co-Regulator page or email us and include your CV/resume and a little bit about yourself.