Caitlin Malley, B.A., M.A., LMFT

Therapy for the mind, the body and the soul.

Seeing Clients in-person in Santa Monica,

and clients everywhere else via video!

Instagram: @Cait.Malley

CAITLIN MALLEY

Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist

Many of the people who come to me have already done a great deal of work. They have read the books, tried therapy before, and built full lives. Still, they sense that something essential hasn't yet been reached. That is where my work begins.

Over the course of my career, I have walked alongside people through nearly every kind of human difficulty: anxiety and depression, trauma, addiction and recovery, relationships and sexuality, identity, crisis and transition. Having seen so much of the human experience, I can often sense the deeper pattern beneath what first brings someone to me, and that is where our work begins. My approach integrates rigorous clinical technique, somatic work with the nervous system, and spiritual exploration. I hold science and spirituality as partners, not opposites. Together we identify the beliefs and patterns that keep you in anxiety, shame, doubt or fear, and we revise them, so the ease, curiosity and joy that are your natural state have room to return.

Clients often tell me they haven't found work like this anywhere else. Many choose to continue for the long term, because it keeps opening new territory. I keep a small practice, only fifteen available spots per week, so that each client has my full attention.

“The relationship we have with ourself sets the tone for every other relationship we have.” -Caitlin Malley

“My job is to confront myself over and over again, until I am the clearest, stillest channel for spirit to exist within.” -Liana Naima

“Worry is a misuse of the imagination” -Dan Zadra

“If I did in fact allow myself to be who I really prefer to be, what am I afraid might happen?” -Bashar

 “What should young people do with their lives today? Many things, obviously. But the most daring thing is to create stable communities in which the terrible disease of loneliness can be cured.” -Kurt Vonnegut