Diana Malouf Therapy
MA, LMFT #162698, NATC
Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in California

Throughout my life I've been told "You're too sensitive," which I was conditioned to believe was bad. However, now I know sensitivity is a strength in which I can take pride. My sensitivity is what allows me to sit closely with another human being, feeling what they feel and helping them make sense of it, so they are less alone with it. I recognize how listening and being fully present with someone can be a transformative and life-changing experience.

I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, born and raised in Los Angeles, where I still practice today. My professional journey has been diverse - I spent years in corporate environments and running my own small business before considering the mental health field. In October 2020, I became a suicide hotline counselor, work I found intensely fulfilling - enough that I decided to enroll at Antioch University, where I earned my Master's in Clinical Psychology.

As a Lebanese-American and a child of immigrants - with a background in Sociology - I pay close attention to how culture and environment shape identity and our well-being, often in ways we don't consciously register. I bring that lens into the room, and I welcome clients from every background.