I’m Jane Diep (they/she), a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (#154493), offering therapy in-person in Glendale, California and remote therapy to clients across the state.

I earned my BAs in Sociology and Feminist Studies from UC Santa Barbara and my MS in Marriage and Family Therapy from the University of Southern California.

I grew up in a family and cultural context where mental health was stigmatized, which meant learning to navigate my challenges largely on my own. When I eventually sought therapy, I struggled to find therapists who looked like me, let alone who shared my lived experiences. This made an impact that deeply informs and shapes the way I practice today.

As a queer, second-generation Asian American, I am especially attuned to the experience of carrying a mix of identities and navigating issues of safety and self-worth in a world that feels increasingly overwhelming. I understand what it’s like to untangle your own values from those imposed by family, culture, and broader systems. I primarily work with LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC clients (15+) who want a therapist who genuinely understands the layered intersections of identity, family dynamics, and sociocultural expectations.

My specialties include complex trauma and PTSD, identity exploration, relational stress, and communication challenges in couples.

When I’m not in session, I’m usually outside recharging in nature or losing the battle against my cats, Astro and Pluto, for desk space.