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Meet the Team

  • Co-Founder, LMFT #159044

    Diana is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who believes healing begins with feeling seen, understood, and accepted. As a Latina therapist, she brings cultural awareness and genuine compassion to every session, helping clients explore how family, identity, and lived experience shape the way they think and feel. Her approach is collaborative, gentle, and empowering — blending evidence-based tools with emotional depth. Diana works with individuals and couples to strengthen communication, build self-trust, and create balance in both relationships and everyday life.

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  • Co-Founder, AMFT #141670

    Mike Mazmanyan, helps individuals and couples navigate life’s challenges with honesty, curiosity, and compassion. He has a passion for supporting men who want to redefine what strength looks like — not through silence or stoicism, but through vulnerability and growth. His goal is to help clients build emotional clarity, stronger relationships, and a sense of grounded confidence that lasts.

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What W e Treat

Who we are

CasaFlow Therapy was built on the belief that growth happens when you feel safe enough to be real. This is a space to slow down, explore what’s beneath the surface, and create change that actually lasts. Sessions are collaborative, culturally attuned, and centered around what matters most to you. Whether it’s anxiety, relationship challenges, or navigating identity and transitions, therapy is tailored to meet you where you are and help you move forward with clarity, confidence, and balance.

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Contact us

The hardest part is reaching out, but it’s also the first step toward feeling better. Let’s connect with a free consult and find a pace that feels right for you.