A Little about me.
Diana Little, MA, LMFT
I was born in 1961 in Los Angeles California.
Skipping forward to professional life, I received my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology in 1981 from Kean University in Union, New Jersey.
I first began practicing psychotherapy at the start of the Masters Of Arts
program in Counselor Education, also at Kean University, in 1985.
With my Masters Degree completed in 1987, and prior to becoming a Licensed Psychotherapist, I worked extensively in addiction treatment first in New Jersey, and then in California.
In California, after much hard work, I finally earned my license in
Marriage and Family Therapy in 1996. This qualification allowed my move into private practice and the broader field of psychological counseling for individuals of all ages and demographics.
Since 2002 I have maintained a full-time position as a Clinical Psychotherapist for
Kaiser Permanente in Southern California.
On a personal note, my own evolution has involved overcoming a history of depression and codependency.
Though intimately familiar with suffering, I am happy now, and know well that happiness is a work in progress.
I do what I do for very good reasons. I am a better person and a better therapist for it all.
My personal and professional paths have a strong Here and Now focus, with emphasis on Buddhist, Transpersonal, Cognitive and Behavioral Psychology.
Skipping forward to professional life, I received my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology in 1981 from Kean University in Union, New Jersey.
I first began practicing psychotherapy at the start of the Masters Of Arts
program in Counselor Education, also at Kean University, in 1985.
With my Masters Degree completed in 1987, and prior to becoming a Licensed Psychotherapist, I worked extensively in addiction treatment first in New Jersey, and then in California.
In California, after much hard work, I finally earned my license in
Marriage and Family Therapy in 1996. This qualification allowed my move into private practice and the broader field of psychological counseling for individuals of all ages and demographics.
Since 2002 I have maintained a full-time position as a Clinical Psychotherapist for
Kaiser Permanente in Southern California.
On a personal note, my own evolution has involved overcoming a history of depression and codependency.
Though intimately familiar with suffering, I am happy now, and know well that happiness is a work in progress.
I do what I do for very good reasons. I am a better person and a better therapist for it all.
My personal and professional paths have a strong Here and Now focus, with emphasis on Buddhist, Transpersonal, Cognitive and Behavioral Psychology.
