Emma Javits

My clients describe me as:

My approach is warm, direct, humorous & creative as we work through both past and present conflicts to create lasting change.

Something to know about my approach is:

In session, I use integrative approaches, most notably Internal Family Systems (IFS), which posits that our minds are akin to families; each part plays a role and may have conflict with other parts of us. I find this approach self-empowering.

Together, we will:

We will co-create a safe place for you to express your innermost needs and feelings. I will help guide you to be more in touch with your own inner wisdom, knowing, and authenticity in order to alleviate feelings of fear, disconnection, and sadness.

I specialize in working with people who:

Artists and those adjusting to the demands of adulthood often find their way to my practice. I work with people with a history of trauma, whether acute or due to the ongoing stressors of being racially marginalized and/or LGBTQ+ identified.

More about me and my practice:

Prior to receiving my master’s degrees from Columbia University, I earned my bachelor’s degree from Boston University in Psychology. I have experience & training with trauma, eating disorders, LGBTQ+ affirmative care, & depth psychology.