“We all need faith in something good. Miracles happen every day — sometimes, you just have to look around.” This belief, born in the quiet moments of human connection, continues to guide both her counseling work and storytelling.
She conveys this mission in her writing. With a growing international readership and several acclaimed titles behind her, Diana now brings to readers her most visceral story yet: Psycho-logist — a cinematic psychological thriller poised for a limited-series adaptation.
From helping struggling teens and alleviating the burden of depression, to teaching resilience through words, Diana’s path has always been shaped by the belief that the human spirit can rise — even from its lowest moment.
As a psychologist specializing in motivational psychology and parenting, Diana has guided professionals and parents through the complexities of emotional growth and parent‑child relationships. Her work with adolescents, families navigating trauma, and women overcoming childhood injustices is grounded in compassion, action, and tangible change.
Diana Nuri holds degrees in psychology, economics, and philology, seamlessly blending analytical clarity, emotional insight, and the power of storytelling. Her career began not in theory, but in empathy — working with orphans and individuals suffering from depression. It was in meeting real human pain that she found her calling — not just to heal, but to understand.
Diana Nuri
psychologist, author
“I write to remind you: the soul was made to rise again”
Diana Nuri
By day, she counsels victims of abuse.
By night, she becomes something else — judge, jury, and executioner for those the system failed to stop. Psycho-logist is a dark, elegant thriller about power, trauma, and what happens when a woman stops asking for justice — and starts delivering it herself.
By night, she becomes something else — judge, jury, and executioner for those the system failed to stop. Psycho-logist is a dark, elegant thriller about power, trauma, and what happens when a woman stops asking for justice — and starts delivering it herself.
Behind her flawless smile and polished wardrobe, psychologist Heleina Nuri hides a secret darker than her patients' traumas.
She kills the predators. She plays God — and gets away with it. For now.
She heals the wounded.
In my work, I often meet older women who have faced severe injustices in their childhood. At the beginning of their journey, they are united and haunted by the same question–what did I do to deserve this?
united by one thing–strength.
Different stories about different lives,
Some accept their new reality and rise to the surface, realizing that there is no answer to this question, but others cannot. It is a great pity, for I always say, no matter what happens in our lives, we must live! We must keep fighting. No matter what and despite everything! I agree that life can be cruel, unfair, and knock us down so hard that we cannot stand back up. And yet we do. We find the fuel in our empty tank, and we stand back up, because the fire of our indominable spirit burns within us.
The only difference is that some use it for good, while some use it for ill.
It is genuinely invincible. I believe that each of you can create your own happiness, build your own world, and fulfil your dreams.
A boy named Deniz has to face the harsh reality of life at an early age. For many years,
his family struggles with poverty, betrayal, and disease until it finally finds a home in the Seventh Creek Valley, the inhabitants of which will show them new and wondrous worlds.
the power of love, spirit, belief in yourself, and faith in general.
This book is about
Having found this welcome serenity, they risk losing it again when a Presence in the world wants to destroy human hearts and souls. Can perseverance, persistence and courage succeed in defeating the Dark in the struggle for Peace?
The main character’s tale, seasoned with a pinch of magic, reveals important issues faced by both children and adults. Can dislike, hate, bullying and cruelty break our spirit?
“We all need faith in something good. Miracles happen, every day! Sometimes you just need to look around. At some point in my life, I began to doubt humanity. But meeting people whose hearts are filled with love and warmth has helped restore my faith that world
is filled with really kind ones. It gives me strength to continue offering helping and supporting those in need”
