Welcome

  • Lindsay’s Story – SELF Magazine

    “Within a few weeks, my dark, sad glasses were removed. In their place were clear glasses that allowed me to see life as it really is—sometimes challenging, but also wonderful. With cognitive therapy, I learned how to flip my negative thoughts into ones that were more ... .”

  • Elizabeth Sankey’s Story – The Guardian

    "I was desperate to put it all down to hormones... But my therapist gently pushed back – it wasn't just hormones, and I needed to find a way to accept that."

  • Adriana’s Story – U.S. Office on Women’s Health

    “I first experienced PPD when I was weaning my daughter—it was shocking, unexpected. I didn’t know that PPD could happen so late. The simplest of things were hard—waking up, getting out of bed, dressing my daughter. I felt frozen and uncomfortable in my own skin. I didn’t know how to move forward.”

  • Caitlin’s Journey – Biogen

    “Now I know what that is supposed to feel like. And it makes it even sadder to know what I was missing the first time around.”

Hi,

I’m Lilybel

Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and founder of Divina Wellness Center.

My path to this work is shaped by both the clinical skills I've built and the personal experiences that led me here. With a strong foundation in trauma-informed care, I approach each client with both compassion and expertise.I founded Divina Wellness Center in response to the growing need for flexible, accessible support for moms-in all walks of life. I wanted to create something different: a space that blends clinical excellence with the comfort of a luxury experience—mental health care that feels both high-quality and deeply nurturing.

My passion for maternal mental health was born during one of the most vulnerable seasons of my life: my own pregnancy and postpartum journey at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. That season revealed just how vital it is for women and families to have compassionate, culturally responsive support when the world feels uncertain and isolating. Becoming a mom changed everything. It gave me firsthand insight into the emotional, physical, and identity shifts that mothers quietly carry, often without enough support.

As a veteran, I’ve also witnessed how discipline and resilience are often celebrated without space for softness, grief, or vulnerability—and that perspective continues to shape how I show up in this work. As a mom, therapist, and advocate, I’m committed to creating spaces where others feel seen, heard, and empowered—especially during life’s most tender transitions. Whether someone is navigating pregnancy, coping with loss, healing from trauma, or redefining who they are in motherhood, my approach is grounded in honoring their full humanity. I believe in combining clinical skill with empathy, cultural humility, and deep respect for each person’s story.

Core Values

  • Compassion

    I believe healing begins with being seen and heard. I approach every individual with warmth, empathy, and a genuine desire to understand their lived experience—without judgment. Compassion is the foundation of trust and transformation.

  • Excellence

    I am committed to providing the highest standard of care by staying informed through ongoing education, clinical training, and research-based practices. Excellence means showing up fully, consistently, and with integrity in every session.

  • Integrity

    Honesty, transparency, and ethical care are non-negotiable. I believe in honoring boundaries, upholding confidentiality, and walking alongside clients with authenticity and respect. Integrity creates the safety needed for deep, meaningful work.

  • Purpose

    Faith & Purpose I view healing as a sacred journey—one that may involve reconnecting with personal faith, exploring deeper purpose, or simply finding hope again. I honor the mind-body-spirit connection and welcome conversations around faith for those who seek it.

  • Empowerment

    My role is not to “fix” but to support you in reclaiming your voice and recognizing your inner strength. I aim to create space where you feel equipped to make choices aligned with your values, identity, and goals—especially during life’s most vulnerable moments.

  • Cultural Humility

    I strive to practice from a lens of humility, curiosity, and openness. I recognize that each person brings their own cultural wisdom, and I am committed to honoring and learning from that wisdom in our work together.

  • Equity

    Justice & Equity I believe mental health is a human right. I am dedicated to creating access to care that is equitable, inclusive, and responsive to the needs of diverse individuals and families, with a special focus on reproductive justice and advocacy

Get started with Divina Wellness Center, today.