Meghan Malloy, LMFT

Meghan Malloy, LMFT Therapist for couples & young women in Orange County, California.

01/23/2026

So many therapists have a story of how they became the person that they needed growing up. Here is a small part of mine!

01/22/2026

If you’ve been going back and forth about whether or not to book a consult for group therapy — now is a good time 🫶🏼 DM me or reach out via the link in my bio! ✨

01/22/2026

Only a couple of spots left in this in person group for women in their early 20s! Now is the time to reach out if you’re interested in learning more ✨

I’m so thrilled to introduce Conversations on Codependency, an Instagram Live series I’ll be co-hosting with my friend a...
01/20/2026

I’m so thrilled to introduce Conversations on Codependency, an Instagram Live series I’ll be co-hosting with my friend and colleague 💬🤍

Together, we’ll be unpacking what codependency actually is (and isn’t), how it shows up in relationships, and how to move toward healthier, more secure connection without shame.

We’ll be exploring Elizabeth Gilbert’s book “All the Way to the River,” a beautiful and excruciating memoir on s*x & love addiction.

This discussion series is for anyone who’s ever struggled with toxic love, losing themselves in relationships, and self-abandonment.

Join us for honest conversations, clinical insight, and lots of compassion.

First live February 2nd at 10 am. Tune in!

When Bell Hooks talks about putting ourselves out of harm’s way, she’s talking about self-love and self-protection. Many...
01/20/2026

When Bell Hooks talks about putting ourselves out of harm’s way, she’s talking about self-love and self-protection. Many of us are raised to believe that love is something we receive from others. We let the opinions and actions of those around us determine how worthy we are of care & tenderness.

In therapy, I love to see clients develop love for themselves that becomes the foundation of their lives.

Tomorrow morning, and I are announcing a new series that talks all about moving from self-abandonment to healthy love. Keep an eye out tomorrow for more! 🤓

Exciting news! 🌷🤍I have been recruiting for my group for young women in their early twenties and in the process I have h...
01/14/2026

Exciting news! 🌷🤍

I have been recruiting for my group for young women in their early twenties and in the process I have heard from women of many ages that are looking for a space to receive support regarding their relationships.

As a result, I am opening up two additional age cohorts — one for teen girls, and one for women 25-30. ✨

Keep an eye out for more posts to come describing the nuances of group therapy and the types of teen girls that would benefit from this space!

If you are interested in learning more, feel free to reach out at 657-217-2323 or meghancmalloy@gmail.com 📞

Honest relationships have conflict — it’s unavoidable. Couples who acknowledge that rupture is part of being in relation...
01/13/2026

Honest relationships have conflict — it’s unavoidable. Couples who acknowledge that rupture is part of being in relationship with each other can focus their efforts on effective repair. They become masters of using moments of disconnection as an opportunity to increase understanding, develop better ways of communicating, and signal their devotion to each other through difficulty. These couples emerge on the other side of conflict stronger than they were before. ❤️‍🩹

Pretty office light ✨Have a happy Friday and a peaceful weekend!
01/09/2026

Pretty office light ✨

Have a happy Friday and a peaceful weekend!

College can be an exciting and confusing time of life. On one hand, the world feels like it is full of possibilities — w...
01/09/2026

College can be an exciting and confusing time of life. On one hand, the world feels like it is full of possibilities — what career might you have? what kind of partner will you end up with? who will you BE? In other ways, this time of life can feel overwhelming, like you’re supposed to know how to do a bunch of things that you just haven’t figured out yet.

I love working with college students in therapy because your years in university are full of burgeoning growth. You’re unpacking your identity outside of your family system, exploring your life in new & foreign ways, all while learning to stand on your own two feet.

I became a therapist because I needed support throughout this time in my own life. I struggled mightily in high school & college, feeling like I didn’t really understand myself or the world around me. I didn’t feel like I could turn to my friends or family, and therapy became one of my only safe spaces to parse through what I was experiencing.

Now, I’ve been lucky to support college students in a number of ways. First, I was a private tutor while I was in grad school, serving undergraduate students. Then, I became an adjunct professor at Chapman University teaching a course on self & identity. Then, I began my clinical work as a therapist and have been able to work with college students in a variety of ways (individual, family, and group therapy) from my private practice in Irvine.

I’m currently running an interpersonal process group for young women and I also see individual clients online & from my office in Irvine.

If you are looking for a therapist who can support you with the challenges you’re currently facing in your life, please reach out to see if I might be the right fit. I’d be happy to speak with you for a consultation.

therapywithmeghan.com/contact or 657-217-2323

01/06/2026

Group therapy is a place to be supported & witnessed as you develop. In your late teens and early 20s, as you are navigating relationships, identity, and attachment, you may find it hard to know who to turn to.

These small, selective interpersonal process groups serve young women who feel overwhelmed by family dynamics, love, friend drama, who are deeply committed to healing and seeking to be supported in the process.

If this sounds like you, I would love to chat and answer any questions you might have about group!

A reminder that (new year or not) - you have permission to constantly reinvent yourself 🤍 There’s no need to stay stuck ...
01/05/2026

A reminder that (new year or not) - you have permission to constantly reinvent yourself 🤍 There’s no need to stay stuck in old ways of being because that’s “how things have always been.” All good things evolve. 🔁

This year, I hope you are able to be the most “you” you’ve ever been. 🌟
01/01/2026

This year, I hope you are able to be the most “you” you’ve ever been. 🌟

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19712 MacArthur Boulevard
Irvine, CA
92612

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+16572172323

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