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Moishe Herskowitz
Brooklyn, New York 11230, USAMoishe Herskowitz, M.S.,LCSW,CH is a Couple & Marital Therapist.He is a Graduate Professor and director of How We Communicate, PLLC. A 12 step program for healing Couples In Crisis. He is the founder of Cable Therapy that uses Energy & Hypnotherapy as a bridge for couples to reconnect,and start all over. He has published over 32 articles, for easy access go tho Jewish Press.com..search Moishe Herskowitz. Moishe Herskowitz has successfully designed a 5 session Hypnosis Weight Reduction Program called (HWRP). The 4 parts+1 Part follow up session is used for those clients who have simply formed bad eating habits, and wish to reduce ten or twenty pounds.This progra…
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Jennifer Sampson, LCSW
Nutley, NJ, USAI offer psychotherapy and counselling services for individual adults and couples. Combining a variety of insight-oriented and supportive approaches, I collaborate with clients to gain an understanding of the origin of current problems, while highlighting strengths in order to promote meaningful movement forward. Post graduate education includes certification in Advanced Clinical Practice, Psychodynamics of Human Behavior and Relational Psychotherapy.
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Raphael Schondorf, M.Sc.
Jerusalem, Israel
Modiin Illit, IsraelTherapy should empower you with the tools to become your own therapist and lead a life that is more true to yourself. Offering personally tailored therapy in a genuine, caring and supportive atmosphere, I work together with you to overcome past and present issues and find effective tools to move forward. Drawing upon cutting edge, evidence based treatment methods, including Internal Family Systems (IFS) and EMDR, together, we adapt therapy to suit your unique personality and needs. Specializing in the treatment of: Relationship and family related issues Trauma xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx xxx xxxxxx xxxxx Anxiety and depression Faith related issues Addictions Please feel free to contact m…
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Rella Roth, Ms.
Brooklyn, NY 11219, USAMSEd Early Childhood New York State Certified General Ed and Special Ed Teacher Remedial Literacy Specialist
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Simona Lumerman, Dr.
Cedarhurst, NEW YORK 11516, USANYS Licensed Psychologist in Private Practice for nearly 15 years. Individual and group therapy with children, adolescents, and adults. Focus on Shidduch Counseling
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Yosef Cornfeld, Rabbi
Jerusalem, 97278, IsraelYosef works with individuals, couples, and families, helping them through life problems and helping them to find a new direction in life. He works with couples, helping to heal troubled marriages and build a positive family, and works with “blended” families. In his sessions he helps each spouse to hear the other in a non-threatening way that builds trust and understanding. Yosef also specializes healing addictions and “addictive” behavior of all kinds, dealing with anxiety disorders, helping men with unwanted same gender attraction, and in giving support to divorced men.
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Paulina Ulano, LCSW-R
New York, New York 10001, USA
USAI am a licensed clinical social worker with advanced post-graduate training in psychodynamic psychotherapy. I have over 10 years of clinical experience providing psychotherapy to adults, children and adolescents, covering a wide range of emotional and relational difficulties. I work with individuals suffering from depression, anxiety, grief, emotional trauma and relational problems. In my work with children, I treat emotional reactions to traumatic events, issues related to coping with divorce, and academic and behavioral problems in school. My approach is empathic, insight-oriented and supportive.
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Dr. Raymond Nourmand
Los Angeles, California 90049, USADr. Raymond Nourmand is an Addiction Psychologist, specializing in treating men with alcohol, drug, and gambling addictions. He has served as a psychotherapist at the acclaimed Chabad Residential Treatment Center in Los Angeles, California, conducting individual, family, and group therapy with men struggling with alcohol and drug addictions. He has also served as a Primary Therapist at the renown Seasons in Malibu: World Class Addiction Treatment Center in Malibu, California, conducting individual, couple, family, and group therapy mostly with men struggling with alcohol and drug addictions, and men with gambling addiction, while leading a team of addiction specialists.

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Rena Goldin, Dr.
Wesley Hills, NY 10952, USA
Teaneck, NJ 07666, USAI am a Gottman Certified Couples Therapist with a practice operating in Rockland County, New York, and in Bergen County, New Jersey. My experience combined with the extensive training I have undergone has enabled me to help a multitude of couples change the course of their relationship for the better. Successful couples therapy teaches a couple how to communicate in a way that each member feels heard, understood, cared for and validated. I will help you achieve this. You will learn the necessary skills and tools to become happier and more fulfilled in your relationship than you ever thought possible.
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Michali Friedman, LCSWJuly 26 2017

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Dear Therapist: Without getting into the gory details, my daughter is currently being treated for a substance abuse addiction. My husband and I are trying to be supportive of her while understanding that it is going to take time. We are being told that we are supposed to view this as an “illness” just like any other mental health or physical illness, such as depression or heart disease. I can’t for the life of me understand how …

Yehuda Lieberman, LCSW, QCSW, DCSWJuly 26 2017

Sight or Vision – Parshat Devarim

Sight or Vision – Parshat Devarim I like word games. Sometimes comparing synonyms like sight and vision is fun. I compare different sayings with these words or different usages and play around with them a bit or try new ways of using it with friends and enjoy the light repartee. I even show off how many other synonyms I know (without using a thesaurus or checking online). Philology can be fun. It becomes really fun when you start …

Avraham (Allan) Friedman, LMSWJuly 25 2017

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Michali Friedman, LCSWJuly 24 2017

Mindfulness Therapy

Dear Therapist: I am a working mother of 6 beautiful children boruch Hashem, and I am dealing with the regular life stresses that come from parnassah, shalom bayis, and running a family etc. A friend of mine suggested something called "mindfulness" as a way to help me ease the stress. I have looked into it and am wondering if this is something that is used by the frum therapists? Also, do I need to actually see a th …

Yehuda Lieberman, LCSW, QCSW, DCSWJuly 19 2017

Power of You! - Parshat Mattot-Masei

Power of You! – Parshat Mattot-Masei We all know that we need to watch what we say. Words can hurt. Words have power. Yet we always seem to talk about the negative consequences of speech. The focus is on the mistake, the misspoken word, or the ill-timed joke. Do we have a real appreciation for the power of speech? In this week's parsha, Parshat Mattot-Masei, Rashi points out to us the additional, seemingly unnecessary wording in the verse. …

Avraham (Allan) Friedman, LMSWJuly 18 2017