Diane Jhueck

Diane Jhueck, L.M.H.C., D.M.H.P., has operated a private therapy practice for several decades. In addition, she performs mental health evaluations and detentions on individuals presenting as a danger to self or others. In a previous social justice career, she was a women's specialist at the United Nations, in New York City. She founded the Women's and Children's Free Restaurant, an empowerment project that has been in operation for thirty years. She founded the People's AIDS Project, and was an assistant regional manager for Feeding America. She has directed agencies addressing food aid, domestic violence, apartheid, low-income housing, and LGBTQ rights.[adapted from The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump (2017)]