Lili Bernstein (Goralnick) LCSW-R CCTP Monsey, NY 10952, USAI am a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional and Certified EMDR Clinician with Advanced Certification in Dissociative Disorders and Parts Work. I provide a combination of insight-oriented and tool-based psychotherapies in a safe, compassionate and private environment. I treat most presenting problems, but have specialized training and almost 15 years experience working with adults with childhood trauma and personality disorders. 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 …
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LCSW Trauma Specialist, Esther Goldstein Cedarhurst, NY 11516, USA USA
Psychotherapy, Trauma Treatment & Clinical Consultation.
As a therapist, it is my privilege to join courageous individuals on their journey of healing their pain and hurt from the past as they build lives of authenticity, health, connection and emotional freedom.I take an interactive, collaborative approach to therapy while nurturing the therapeutic relationship as that is the bedrock to solid healing. Bringing warmth, openness and creativity, I help clients transform pain to possibility.
Integrating scientifically based therapies including EMDR, Somatic Interventions, Ego State Therapy (Parts Work), And Expressive Arts, my clients experience short term relief as well as cha…
Paul Cantz, Dr. Chicago, IL 60645, USA Chicago, IL 60602, USAPaul Cantz, PsyD, ABPP is a licensed and board certified clinical psychologist and holds the positions of Associate Director of Training/Assistant Professor at the Adler School of Professional Psychology, Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychology, Department of Psychiatry at the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) College of Medicine; Coordinator for the UIC Program in Religion, Spirituality & Mental Health and an adjunct faculty member at the Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership. Dr. Cantz concurrently works as the Supervising Psychologist at Hartgrove Hospital's Inpatient Unit and maintains a therapy caseload at a community-based non-for profit mental health clinic and…
Aviva Nirenberg, ACC Monsey, NY 10952, USAAviva Nirenberg is an ICF (International Coach Federation) certified life coach and ADHD coach. She has over 20 years’ experience with the joys and challenges of ADHD. Aviva graduated with honors from Duke University and received her coach training from the ADD Coach Academy, the premier institution for ADHD coach training. As an educator and as a coach her passion is to help individuals overcome their challenges and maximize their potential.
Her motivated clients include professionals, creatives, entrepreneurs, business owners, parents and students from around the world who want to make positive changes in their lives. Employing a background from positive psychology, a st…
Avi Shteingart, LCSW, CASAC, CSAT-Candidate NJ 07081, USA Brooklyn, NY 11230, USAI am a licensed social worker, a certified addiction counselor, and a Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT Candidate). I focus much of my work with individuals struggling with addiction (alcohol, drugs, gambling, internet, sex). Many individuals find their lives and relationships paralyzed by the grasp of various addictions, and I have helped countless individuals liberate themselves. Many of my clients feel stuck in life, struggling with anxiety, depression, or difficulty adjusting to changes in their lives. I am also a big believer in the use of mindfulness as a tool for change, as well as group therapy.
Within addiction, I use a number of different modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Ther…
Batya Jacobs Jerusalem, Israel USAa Narrative Therapist of many years standing has worked with children and adults; couples and individuals. She and her clients have investigated the influences of depression, trauma, OCD, personality disorder, anxiety, panic attack, incest, and the power of what other people think of me?��. All the while hearing about her clients amazing lives that those problems try to hide. She has run groups like "What is Simcha?""?Where do I want to go now?"�� (for ladies who are facing crossroads); ?�?Back to work or stay at home??�� (with nursing mums); ?�?My child has diabetes?�� (for a group of Chareidi mums of diabetic children) etc. She offers face …
The sixth strategy for connecting with conscience is: Listen to Other Opinions
Listening is a big problem in the world today. We are not receptive to hearing a different viewpoint. Dissent has become taboo. We need to be willing and capable of hearing other people’s opinions because it helps us connect to our conscience.
What does conscience have to do with listening to the opinions of others? Isn’t conscience about listening to …
Just Being There – Parshat Vayeitzei
We often feel that only grandiose actions really have any impact. People all too often will refrain from reaching out to those in need because they feel they cannot possibly give others all that they need. Sometimes, though, all a person needs is a friend who will just be there.
This week's parsha teaches us, among other things of course, that sometimes, just being there has value in and of itself. …
The fifth long-term strategy for how to cultivate a relationship with conscience is: Be a Participant of Life
Conscience tells you how to relate to what is happening at any given moment. The intuitive sense of ‘right response’ implies a relationship between ‘me’ and ‘other.’ You are not an alien from outer space, even though you might feel that way at times. You belong here, and you have a unique role to play. …
Rabba, before opening [his shiur] to the Rabbanan, used to say something amusing and the scholars were amused. (Shabbos 30b)
Did you ever wonder what sorts of things Rabba said?
Perhaps, “How many Tzadukim does it take to change a light bulb?”*
I guess we’ll never know what humorous thoughts Rabba shared.
It may seem that the earliest example of humor is found in Parshas Lech L’chah, when HaShem tells Avraham Aveinu to nam …
The Truth about Lies – Part III - Parshat Toledot
Have you ever felt a compulsive need to understand something yet it seems beyond you? Or maybe the topic is so complex that apparently you will never really get a grasp on it? I have been trying to get a handle on lying recently and have found that it seems to be beyond my ability. It can be so frustrating!
Lying.
Is it ever moral?
How about to save your life?
Or your livelihood?
What …
Q: I have been married close to 13 years and since the beginning it has been a turbulent marriage. Our marital issues have recently intensified, as my husband’s erratic behavior became too much for me to live with. We have one child together.
It’s gotten to the point that the police were actually involved, and my 12-year-old son had to witness part of this, which was clearly traumatic for him. It is clear that the marriage is on its w …
