Naomi Rawitz(She/Her/Hers)

Naomi Rawitz is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, AASECT-Certified Sex Therapist, and EMDRIA-Certified Therapist who helps individuals and couples improve their relationships—with themselves, their bodies, and each other. She specializes in issues of sexual wellbeing, including those related to desire, difficulty experiencing pleasure, erectile concerns, and painful sex. Naomi also supports clients navigating gender and sexual identity and mind-body connection. In her couples work, Naomi helps partners move through disconnection, communication breakdowns, emotional intensity, and challenges with feeling seen. She creates a space where both partners can be heard, understood, and supported in rebuilding trust, pleasure, and secure connection.

Naomi also works extensively with professionals in high-responsibility, caregiving roles—such as physicians, therapists, teachers, and academics—who are navigating burnout, perfectionism, vicarious trauma, or the ongoing tension between professional success and personal wellness. Her approach is always non-pathologizing and deeply attuned to the systemic issues and formative experiences that shape how we cope, connect, and care for ourselves and others.

Naomi offers a warm, affirming space grounded in curiosity, compassion, and respect. Her integrative approach draws from EMDR, IFS (parts work), somatic practices, and insight-oriented work—all within a relational, trauma-informed framework. She believes healing happens in connection, and works diligently to ensure her clients feel secure and able to make progress toward their goals.

Right now Naomi's practice is fully virtual. This means that all sessions are conducted via a secure, HIPAA-Compliant telehealth platform. Naomi's practice is also out-of-network with insurance plans, but she is happy to walk clients through the process of accessing out-of-network benefits. By not going through insurance, your privacy at Naomi's practice is fully protected—no insurance reports, no required labels. This allows therapy to remain a confidential space where you can speak openly, without concern about how it might impact your records or professional life.