Lillian Farzan is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist based in Los Angeles. As a first-generation Iranian-American and Jew, Lillian grew up with an acute awareness of oppression, discrimination, and inequity. She uses her feminist, trauma-informed, and humanistic approach to work with clients from diverse backgrounds. Lillian focuses on working with people of color, the LGBTQ+ community, and first-generation individuals like herself. She is passionate about creating validating environments which embrace her clients' intersectionality and supporting them in reaching their therapeutic goals.

I welcome a diverse clientele, focusing on work with individuals who are impacted by systemic injustice. With my clinical roots in working with survivors of sexual assault, I am passionate about providing trauma-informed and feminist based treatment to individuals who may feel unwelcome in their communities due to [both internal and external] perceptions of their identity. I also work with clients to provide clarity around topics such as racial identity development, lgbtq+ identity development, sexual trauma, and family systems. I help young Californians from multicultural backgrounds with learning how to gain confidence, independence, and set boundaries while honoring their identity by providing individual therapy through an inclusive and trauma informed lens.