EMDR Therapy

With Natalie Saada, LMHC,
and Cushion Mental Health

I’m a therapist who has used EMDR in my own therapy.
I’ve experienced firsthand how powerful it is when your nervous system stops reacting like the past is still happening.

Has talk therapy helped you understand, but not fully change things?

Are you emotionally stuck, overwhelmed, or constantly activated?

Does anxiety, emotional reactions, shutting down, people-pleasing, or a harsh inner critic never seem to turn off. 

Patterns that once helped you survive can quietly continue running your life long after the danger has passed. Even when you logically know you’re safe now, your body may still react like you are not.

Clients Come To Me When They’re:

  • Constantly overwhelmed

  • Emotionally reactive

  • Stuck in old patterns

  • Living with anxiety

  • Feeling emotionally numb

  • Struggling with attachment

  • Fighting their inner critic

  • Tired of surviving

You don’t need a formal trauma diagnosis for EMDR.

EMDR helps your brain and body process the past so it stops being emotionally overwhelming in the present.

What EMDR Therapy With Me Looks Like

EMDR therapy is structured, collaborative, and paced around your nervous system. I start by helping you build safety and emotional regulation before moving into deeper processing work.

You won’t be pushed to relive everything all at once. We move gradually, helping your brain and body process experiences so they lose their emotional intensity over time.

The EMDR Process

Modalities I Use

Let Your Nervous System Rest

EMDR doesn't erase memories.
It helps those memories stop controlling your day-to-day life.

After EMDR Therapy With Me, Clients Report:

  • Sleeping better

  • Feeling calmer

  • Less emotional flooding

  • Easier time relaxing

  • More confidence

  • Better relationships

  • More “me time”

  • Joy returning

About Me

👋🏼 Hi, I’m Natalie.

My therapy is designed for women navigating anxiety, overwhelm, identity shifts, and emotional pressure during pregnancy and early motherhood. I combine evidence-based therapy with genuine understanding of how intense this season of life can feel.

I understand both high-pressure work environments and the emotional transition into motherhood.

Before becoming a therapist, I earned a Master’s degree in Organizational Psychology from Columbia University and worked in Human Resources, experiences that continue shaping how I support women today.

Outside of therapy, you can find me at a concert with my husband, spending time in the park with my little one, or planning my next beach trip.

Availability: I provide therapy via telehealth throughout New York and New Jersey.

3 Steps To Get Started

Ready To Move Beyond Survival Mode?