Lili Bernstein (Goralnick) LCSW-R Monsey, NY 10952, USAI provide a combination of insight-oriented and tool-based psychotherapies in a safe, compassionate and private environment. My approach is both culturally-sensitive and educational, allowing a client to achieve clarity on past patterns and hurts that may be hampering healthy connections in their current life. Clients are empowered with a wide variety of tools from CBT, DBT and the 12-Steps to alter old patterns of thinking, feeling, perceiving and interacting. I will work closely with your psychiatrist, Rabbi, Rebbitzin, kalla teacher, dayan or askan for a well-rounded collaborative approach to your healing. EMDR and Group DBT available.
Diana Melnick toronto, ON, Canada North York, on M6A 2C3, USADiana Melnick is a sex therapist with a private practice in Toronto, Canada. She specializes in treating women’s intimate pain disorders and has assisted many couples in overcoming challenges in this area. She is mindful to conduct all sessions in a tzniyus, halachic, and sensitive manner. She often consults with Rabbonim to ensure that her counselling practices are congruent with community standards.
Among the many intimacy issues she is qualified to treat are:
-Pain or discomfort
-Unconsummated marriage
-Anxiety
-Low desire
-Sudden loss of interest
-Lack of marital satisfaction
-Fertility struggles/support
-Pre/Postnatal
-Pre/Post Menopause
-Chemo/Radiation
-Medication-related strugg…
Mordechai Smolarcik, Rabbi Dr. Boca Raton, FL 33433, USAAt Pardes Psychological Services, our mission is to provide high quality psychological care to members of the South Florida Jewish community. We offer a comprehensive range of therapeutic and psycho-educational support and services for children, adolescents and adults. Our services take into account the unique needs, sensitivities and values of the Jewish community.
Mark Staum, LCSW Teaneck, NJ 07666, USA Monsey, NY 10942, USAChild Therapy, Parental Training, Anxiety and Phobias, depression, CBT and DBT training, Social Skills groups for boys, Students with learning issues
Rikki Wisotsky Passaic, NJ 07055, USA Monsey, NY 10952, USAAlthough I do have experience in all the areas listed above, my specialities are working with females who are struggling with eating disorders, trauma, addiction, and in relationships.
Moshe Norman, LCSW Lakewood, NJ 08701, USAAs a family therapist, my focus is to help individuals, couples and families through relationship changes. Whether parents who are having difficult time with their children, couples who are not maximizing their relationships or families in distress I use relationships and communication to shift insabilty and develop healthy connections.
Additionally, I specialize in dealing with children who have a difficult time regulating their emotions. These children fit the description of Ross Greene's "The Explosive Child." Common symptoms include the inability to tolerate change, disappointment and when things don't go as expected. When faced with the unexpected these…
Michali Friedman, LCSW Queens, NY 11367, USA
Everyone deserves to be understood.
Everyone is worthy of love.
Everyone has reason to be proud.
Therapy should be a warm, safe, and unconditionally supportive environment where you are empowered to transform your life. The pace that is set and the approaches that are used should always be based on your needs.
A therapist should be a constant force in your life; one who appreciates who you are, believes in your potential, and deeply cares about your journey.
Welcome to Embrace Therapy!
Embrace Therapy uses a life-changing therapeutic equation that gives you the transformation you deserve:
My therapeutic technique, empathic approach, and useful tools + Client honesty and ha…
Cindy Blank-Edelman Cambridge, MA 02139, USAWhether you have depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, relationship difficulties, or just a lot of stress, you want things to be different. From self-acceptance comes the ability to create change in your life. With compassion and creativity, I can help you figure out who you are, how you got to be who you are, and how you can become the kind of person you would like to be. There is hope; you can feel better with some help.
Your Jewish practice can be a source of strength and support to help you feel better. I know about leading a halachic life and I can support you no matter what your Jewish observance is like.
I am an engaging, interactive therapist who works with individuals, couples and g…
Tina Kahn, Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Licensed marriage and Family Therapist Brooklyn, NY 11230, USAWorking to help you build your self-esteem and well-being is one of my goals as a psychotherapist. As a psychotherapist, I deal with healing problems from your childhood that are still with you as an adult. I utilize CBT/DBT skills training as well as EMDR and Guided Imagery to help you to identify patterns which you wish to change and then I work with you to change these patterns.
In my work with couples, I use Sue Johnson's Emotionally Focused Therapy to facilitate a deeper understanding of each other and a more accepting and compassionate regard for your partner. I also use the teachings of John Gottman, Harville Hendrix and Brent Atkinson as a way to teach couples how to enhance th…
Don’t Forget Yourself – Parshat Behar
It can be confusing. We hear so much about how important it is to do for others and 'paying it forward' and karma that we tend to believe that our whole existence has no validation in and of itself unless we are totally focused on others with no regard to our own needs. How about my needs and 'looking out for number one'? Isn’t that important too? Or is that too selfish? And isn't it good t …
Dear Therapist:
I am a sixteen-year-old girl, and I hope you can help me with my struggle. I will go straight to the point. I feel extremely uncomfortable in my skin; I feel very blown up and fat. I know that maybe that's not how I look, but this is how I feel. I badly want to be (super) thin. My family thinks and says I am thin. Whenever I go hungry I don't have this uncomfortable pit in my stomach. Yet …
Dear Therapist:
Today I am a married woman with a family and have friends b”h, but as a child, I didn’t have any friends. When I was with classmates and when I would try to interject with a comment my comment would go unnoticed. I only made friends after I finished school and started working. When I bump into people I knew as a child, such as classmates, I become terrified and start to shake and the unbearable pain that lays deep dow …
Dear Therapist:
I am a mother of a large family k"ah, with a B"H healthy good marriage. I have come across many times in articles, speeches, etc.… a concept that is stressed that when couples talk just between themselves (i.e. date nights, walks, or just some good old schmoozing), they shouldn't talk about the kids and about the husband's work. We are told that couples should speak about "other stuff like they spoke when the …
Dear Therapist:
We have recently experienced some significant financial difficulties which require us to change our standards of living. Up until 4-5 months ago, we were living what most people would consider a wealthy lifestyle. The reasons for the downturn are not important but it has been very rough on us as a family. This has caused my husband a lot of stress and has impacted our marriage as well. We are also having a difficult time explaini …
Dear Therapist:
What is the panel’s opinion and experience with hypnotherapy? Does hypnotherapy work? How about when regular therapy fails? I have heard that hypnosis works because it reaches your unconscious self vs traditional therapy which only works on a conscious level.
Response:
Although I have had some training and experience with hypnotherapy, I’m certainly not an expert. I can speak generally, but I defer to those pan …
