EMDR and DBR therapist Jennifer Budhan seated in a bright, welcoming office, smiling warmly with a hand resting on her chin.

About Jennifer Budhan, LCSW



Anxiety & Relationship Therapist in New York & Massachusetts

If you're reading this, you've probably done years of therapy…



You understand yourself deeply. And you're still reacting the same way when it matters.

I know, because I lived it.

Years of talk therapy gave me the full picture. I understood my patterns, had compassion for where they came from. The needle had moved. My responses hadn't.

EMDR released what all that insight couldn't. In a few months, my triggers resolved. Not managed, but reprocessed. I could move through old patterns in ways that were actually new.

Change shifted from something I understood to something I felt.

EMDR & Deep Brain Reorienting



What I love about this work is the underlying premise. You are not broken. Trauma is information the nervous system didn't finish processing.

EMDR and Deep Brain Reorienting create the conditions for the brain and body to do what they always could. Your system heals itself because it finally has the right container to do it.

And it moves. That still gets me. The anxiety that didn't shift after years of weekly therapy begins to release.

EMDR and DBR therapist Jennifer Budhan seated in a bright, welcoming office, smiling warmly with a hand resting on her cheek.

What Changes with EMDR & DBR?

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People describe feeling different, not just thinking differently.

That felt change is what drew me to intensives. When someone is ready, concentrated time together creates momentum that weekly sessions simply can't replicate.

My clients have done everything right. They are smart, self-aware, and exhausted from being both. I get to sit with them while something finally shifts. That never gets old.