Meet Diana Harden, LCPC

Diana Trujillo Harden
Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor

LC12874 - Maryland
TPMC4356 - Florida (telehealth only)

**Under Clinical Supervision with Hani Miletski MSW, PhD., AASECT Certified Sex Therapist

In-Person and Telehealth Availability: 

  • Tuesday: Morning, Afternoon, and Evening

  • Wednesday: Morning, Afternoon, and Evening

  • Thursday: Morning, Afternoon, and Evening

Welcome! I’m so glad you’re here. Seeking support is a courageous step, and I believe that therapy should be a space where you feel heard, understood, and valued. My approach is rooted in collaboration, honesty, humor and trust—helping you navigate life’s challenges while honoring your unique experiences. Whether you’re facing transitions, seeking personal growth, or working through difficult emotions, I’m here to support you with compassion and practical tools to help you move forward. I pull from many different modalities and offer an integrative approach. You might see elements like solution-focused therapy, reality therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, internal family systems, exposure and response prevention and motivational interviewing (to name a few) in my therapy space - among many others.

My goals are your goals. Collaboration and authenticity are two of my biggest values and strengths and this will extend into our therapeutic relationship with you (and/or your partner). Starting on a therapy journey is one of tenacity, willingness, and patience. I can always promise that I will be there to support your life decisions and be real with you. I will not have all the answers (seldom do I ever), but I strive to provide you with the space to figure out the tangled ball of strings that sometimes exist in our minds and bodies. 

My ideal clients (to name a few characteristics) are:

  • recovering perfectionists (or looking to be)

  • caregivers needing to set better boundaries

  • high performers

  • those curious about themselves and others

  • a little silly

  • love exploring existentialism

  • black sheep-types

  • connection seekers

  • exploring their neurodivergence

  • come from chaotic family backgrounds

  • those navigating trauma (past and present)

  • those exploring grief

  • maybe have an ethnic identity

  • want to explore their own sexuality and/or want to have better sex

  • maybe have an LGBTQIA+ identity

  • wannabe cycle stoppers.

This list is not exhaustive, but if you fit into one or more of these categories or similar, I might be a good therapeutic fit for you. 

I hope you will join me. 

Personal signature of Diana, signed with gratitude, Diana.

  • University of Michigan, Sexual Health Certificate Program, Sex Therapy Track (March 2025)

    Master’s Plus in School Counseling- Loyola University of Maryland

    Master’s of Education in Counselor Education- Indiana University of Pennsylvania

    Bachelor’s of Science in Human Services- Stevenson University

  • American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors & Therapists (AASECT) - MEMBER ONLY 1467972

  • A Psychobiological Approach to Couple Therapy (PACT), developed by Dr. Stan Tatkin — trained by Dr. Stan Tatkin & faculty - Level 1&2 Trained - (2021/2023)

    Partner Attachment Inventory Workshop, PACT Institute, led by Dr. Stan Tatkin (June 2023)

    From Trauma to Trust: Treating Betrayal in Couples Workshop, PACT Institute, led by Dr. Stan Tatkin (November 2023)

    Clinical Supervision Training, trained by Licensed Clinical Professional Counselors of Maryland (LCPCM), (September 2023)

    Intensive Workshop in Exposure and Response Prevention for OCD— trained by Faculty from the Center for Treatment and Study of Anxiety at University of Pennsylvania (July 2023)

    Neuro-Affirmative Adult Autism Assessments: A Comprehensive Training- organized and trained by Thriving Autistic and The Adult Autism Practice (April 2023)

    Monteiro Interview Guidelines for Diagnosing the Autism Spectrum, Second Edition (MIGDAS-2) - Assessing Verbally Fluent Older Adolescents and Adults Workshop. Trained by Dr. Marilyn Monteiro (author of the MIGDAS-2).

    The Ferentz Institute Trauma Certification Program, developed by Lisa Ferentz, LCSW-C, DAPA and trained by Lisa Ferentz and Faculty - Level 1 & Level 2 Advanced Certificate in Trauma Treatment (2021/2023)

    Understanding the Developmental and Relational Impact of ADHD. Trained by Jake Ferentz, LGPC through The Ferentz Institute (November 2024)

    Brainspotting Phase 1 completion-developed by David Grand, Ph.D and trained by Dr. Pie Frey & Dr. Melanie Young PsyD (September 2022)

    Gottman Method Couples Training - Level 1&2- The Gottman Institute (May 2022)

    Certified Prepare/Enrich Facilitator (2021)

Experience & Credentials.

Get to know Diana.

  • Proud "Army brat".

    I’ve lived overseas and across the country. My roots are in New Mexico (although I’ve lived the longest on the East Coast) and I identify as Latina and indigenous - shout out to both of my parents.

  • Lifelong learner.

    I cannot absorb enough information. I’m a lover of travel, animals, people (both my chosen and inherited families), food, movement and laughing.

  • Foodie.

    I love to eat and I also love to cook - the simplicity of putting together ingredients and creating a delicious meal has saved me on many days where I thought I couldn’t do anything right (maybe you can relate).

  • Nature lover.

    I love being active outdoors and indoors with activities like kayaking, hiking, rock climbing, bike riding,
    Peloton-ing and anything involving the beach.

  • Rest & care.

    As much as I love being active, I love a good nap and resting with the “Bravoverse”. I am also healthily-obsessed with proper skin care.