MORE ABOUT THE THERAPIST

Justin, Yavorski, LCPC

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My role as a therapist is to work in a deep and supportive manner. I strive to foster a compassionate, safe space for you to explore who you are, your patterns, your creative aspects, and your past traumas. I value guiding clients on their journey to cultivate deeper insight into their lives, fostering personal growth and healing. I work with teens, young adults, and couples working through anxiety, attachment wounds, self-sabotage, relationship issues, college issues, boundaries, self-esteem, codependency, and acute trauma.

My approach combines Depth Psychology, Somatic therapy, and attachment work, creating a profound and safe space for you to explore.

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My Approach

My approach is for those who are looking to:

  • Explore the deeper aspects of their experience

  • Collaborate on the practical problems arising in their life

  • Increase awareness of ones emotions, reactions, and patterns

  • Learn to regulate through strong emotions and reactions

  • Get unstuck from unhelpful patterns

  • Strengthen relationships

  • Learn to set boundaries and communicate and manage conflict.

“What is split off, not felt, remains the same. When it is felt, it changes… A few moments of feeling it in your body allows it to change. If there is in you something bad or sick or unsound, let it inwardly be and breathe. That's the only way it can evolve and change into the form it needs.”

-Eugene Gendlin