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Lester Sireling, Dr London, NW11 7HB, United KingdomMedico-legal, mental health tribunal and expert witness practice in UK.
I retired from clinical practice in the UK when I made aliya in 2015.
Isaac Setton New York, NY 10010, USA Brooklyn, NY 11223, USAIsaac is a Mental Health Counselor based out of Brooklyn and New York City. Isaac is available for one-on-one therapy, group therapy, and consulting services. He specializes in the treatment of adolescents and adults with mood or personality disorders, and addictive disorders. Isaac uses an eclectic approach combining techniques such as CBT, Mindfulness, and Motivational Interviewing.
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Tuvia tatik, school psychologist A School Psychologist who is employed by NYC DOE. I also have Mental Health Counseling Degree. I have counseled children and teenagers in Yeshivas.
Daniel Schonbuch Brooklyn, NY 11225, USA Brooklyn, NY 11234, USAI have a warm and empathetic approach to couples (and singles) dealing with relationship and intimacy issues and can solve many problems in brief therapy for issues including: lack of emotional and physical attachment, reducing arguing, expressing feelings and increasing love and affection in marriage.
I treat both marriage issues and personal issues concerning anxiety and OCD. My training in Emotionally Focused Therapy with Dr. Sue Johnson, and my training in CBT at the Beck Institute of Cognitive Therapy have given me the skills and experience that have helped hundreds of couples and individuals lead happier lives.
Nechama Bakst, LCSW New York, NY 10025, USAWith an open and warm style, I tailor my approach to fit your needs. I am here to support you in gaining a better understanding of yourself so you could live a happier and a more fulfilled life.
Mordechai Reich, Ph.D. Jerusalem, IsraelI received my Ph.D. degree in Clinical psychology and Semicha from Yeshiva University.I have been practicing in Israel for 25 years. I work with individuals and couples, and I specialize in treating young adults and clients with ADHD.
Step Up – Pesach
There are many mitzvot which in some form are related to our history in Egypt. The purpose of some of those mitzvot is to remember leaving Egypt, others remind us that we were slaves in Egypt, others combine these two ideas - we were slaves and God took us out of Egypt - while others simply mention that we were on our way out of Egypt.1 Our exile in and exodus from Egypt is apparently so important in buildi …
Want to deepen your living experience with the current Holiday and Spring Break?
Seasons, Holidays, Changes and Shifts. With every season of the year theres a newness, a rebirthing, a shifting. As well, with every season of our lives, there are changes. Tight spaces, wide spaces, new spaces and old spaces. There’s darkness, and light. Empty branches and then, blossoming flowers.
And as we go into the holiday and/or spring break season, we …
Clarifying Roles – Parshat Metzora
If someone needs help with charity, they go to a charitable organization. If you need help building a budget you meet with a financial expert. if you're looking for emotional help you seek out a social worker, psychiatrist, psychologist or other mental health professionals. You might think that with a skin ailment, you would look for a dermatologist or the like. If there is a mold-like growth on your walls …
Avoiding Leprosy – Parshat Tazria
I love puzzles. Jigsaw puzzles, logic puzzles, number puzzles and more. I try to guess the murderer in murder mysteries. I love a good enigma and am still fascinated by the liar's paradox. (Statement 1: I always lie. Statement 2. I am telling the truth). They get me thinking – even if I don’t know the answer.
There are few concepts in the Torah that are more enigmatic than the advent of Tzaraat …
Dear Therapist:
I have a sister with a rare medical condition. Hardly anyone knows about it and I found out by mistake. I have watched her surmount her many challenges, but I am stuck pitying her (and myself) and wishing things were different. She’s such a good person so why her?! I have not moved past it and it pains me deeply watching her...
I’m helpless and powerless in terms of helping and I wish there was something I can do
Any r …
Dear Therapist:
Pesach is approaching! I find that as a mother of a large family I get overwhelmed at this time of year and really lose it with my kids. Overall I think I am a wonderful parent but I could use some extra tools to deal with this extra stress. Any advice? Or does this just come along with being a Jewish mother?
Response:
I don’t know exactly what you mean by “lose it.” I also don’t know the ages o …
