Dina Bdaiwi

Dina approaches therapy collaboratively, centering clients as experts of their own lived experiences. She incorporates storytelling, curiosity, humor, mindfulness, and somatic awareness while exploring the impact of culture, family systems, and social contexts on mental health. Her work emphasizes empowerment, self-compassion, and reconnecting with values.

Unpack negative self-talk, set unshakable boundaries, and boost that self-empowerment. For others, we re-set your sense of peace through gentleness. We’ll spot patterns, and make real, lasting change.

Warm, creative, gentle, and always cheering you on!

Feel lost in the world, young queers untangling relationships, late/self-diagnosed neurodivergent folks, and individuals struggling with body image or disordered eating.

Mental health advocacy has been a lifelong passion of mine, especially in oppressive systems. I know what it is like to feel alone whiles struggling with my mental health and through therapy, I have found myself again. As I have learned about the human experience, I have come to understand the importance of social connection, empowerment, and vulnerability.

Dina Bdaiwi, MS LMFT LPCC, is a licensed Psychotherapist in Southern California. Dina is a Queer, Mixed (Latina & Arab), and neurodivergent provider.