"Molly Jaffe has worked with my entire family for over a decade. She helped my seven year old son better channel his high energy and improve his self-regulatory skills. she assisted my daughter in overcoming her anxiety by integrating mindfulness techniques into their work together. She even worked with my aging parents, treating my mother's knee injury and helping my dad regain his strength and energy after surgery. Her thoughtfulness, empathy and knowledge in a range of modalities is unparalleled, and I trust her implicitly with the care of my family.
-Ann R.-Client
Molly Jaffe LCAT, R-DMT
Molly Jaffe's has been teaching and studying different mind-body modalities for over 20 years. She was first introduced to the Pilates Method while studying modern dance in college. She completed her first comprehensive, classical Pilates certification in 2004 through Align Pilates in Minneapolis, Minnesota. In 2012, Molly audited a contemporary Pilates certification program with world renowned teacher, Erika Bloom in New York, New York.
In 2009, Molly graduated from Pratt Institute where she received a Master of Science degree in Movement therapy. Molly completed her post graduate training at The Institute for Contemporary Psychotherapy in 2017, and is certified in psychoanalysis. Molly is also a licensed creative arts therapist and is a member of The American Dance Therapy Association.
For many years, Molly worked with both children and adults in various mental health and educational settings, where she combined her movement training with her clinical studies to provide comprehensive, therapeutic, support services to her clients.
Currently Molly works in private practice in New York City.
Molly Jaffe's Certifications and Trainings:
700+ Hour Pilates Mat and Apparatus
Prenatal Pilates
Postpartum Pilates
Anatomy Trains: Body Reading with Tom Myers
Anatomy Trains in Motion
Laban Movement Analysis
Feldenkrais
Authentic Movement
Alexander Technique
Anatomy Trains: Fascia in Sensory-Emotional Response
Protocols for Scoliosis
Protocols for Osteoporosis
Muscle Imbalance and Assessment
Fascia Release for Structural Balance