Emma Savage (She/her/hers)

Emma Savage, LMHC, is a dedicated Staff Clinician at the Iona University Counseling Center, where she specializes in providing short-term supportive therapy to college students. With a deep understanding of the unique challenges faced by young adults, Emma focuses on creating a collaborative and empathetic therapeutic environment. Her areas of specialty include depression, anxiety, relationship issues, identity issues, self-esteem, and supporting current and former competitive athletes, as well as survivors of intimate partner violence.

As a therapist, Emma employs a relational and psychodynamic approach, believing that the therapeutic relationship is a vital component of healing. She is committed to providing a safe space where clients feel heard and supported, empowering them to explore their thoughts and emotions. Emma's diverse clinical experience equips her with the skills necessary to address a wide range of mental health issues, making her a compassionate ally for those seeking support.

Now entering into private practice, Emma aims to extend her therapeutic services beyond the college setting. Her practice will incorporate both short-term and long-term therapy options, allowing clients to choose the duration and focus of their treatment. Passionate about supporting individuals on their journeys toward wholeness and personal fulfillment, Emma is dedicated to making a meaningful impact in the lives of her clients.