Diana Georger, MFT

     Diana is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. She works with couples, families, teens, children, and adults, both individually and in groups. 
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     In addition to private practice, she has worked at The Cheerful Helpers Child and Family Study Center with children and families, as well as a being a clinical supervisor.
 
     She has extensive experience with parents and their children whose expressions of aggression or withdrawal may surface due to anxiety, depression, ADHD, learning differences, neurological diagnoses such as autism, and subtle brain injuries due to early trauma or/and in-utero exposure to toxins.
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      Diana graduated with an MA from Pacific Oaks College. Her approach with both adults and children is informed by training in the Neurorelational Framework, Psychodynamic Theories, Feldenkrais, RIE, The Violet Oaklander Technique, Sand Tray and Art.  Currently she is a doctoral candidate at the Psychoanalytic Center of California in their Adult Psychoanalysis Core Training Program.  She received certification for the one-year child focused program at PCC.   She is currently a founding clinician with the Vista Autism Center under the direction of renowned child and autism specialist, Joshua Durban.

       A BFA Degree from Ithaca College and decades of studying, performing and dedication to the arts, have provided her with a deep knowledge of body and voice, improvisation, attunement, and the exploration and comfortability with high affective emotional states. 
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Diana also works with adults, offering support during life transitions and times of hopelessness and overwhelm. 
 
      Los Angeles culture is full of opportunities, and at times the impact of urban stressors, competition, ambition and the multitude of options here can negatively impact the psyche and body.
 
      Diana believes we heal best in the presence of others and is deeply dedicated to the therapeutic process.