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 …
Chaya Feuerman, Psychotherapist, LCSW-R Brooklyn, NY 11230, USA Kew Gardens Hills, NY 11367, USATrauma in all its forms - physical. emotional, sexual, religious/spiritual, financial and educational abuse is my specialty. I am a Certified IFS Therapist and a Certified EMDR Therapist. I have offices in Brooklyn and Queens. I see adults and children ages 11+
Aryeh Siegel, Ph.D. Efrat, 90435, IsraelCounselor and lecturer in logotherapy with a background in the philosophy of religion and reflection on the meaning of life. Have assisted clients in discovering their own values and direction, as well as the means to live their lives with more integrity and thereby handle personal and marital difficulties.
Eliezer Navid Rafailmehr Los Angeles, CA 90035, USAMost of my work as a therapist has been with children, adults and couples. I am trained in different modalities but work mainly within a Cognitive Behavioral Therapy model. Not only has empirical research proven Cognitive behavioral therapy’s efficacy, but I also have personally seen patients thriving in this model. For those who are interested in revealing their unconscious content and perhaps understand how repressed earlier emotions and experiences affect current decision-making, behavior, and relationships, I also have a passion for psychodynamic/analytic work.
When working with children I implement play and art therapy. Children often don’t have the ability to identify what …
Shoshana Shamberg Baltimore, MD 21208, USAOur services focus on specialized assessment and targeted interventions that provide immediate relief and awareness of previously misdiagnosed or undiagnosed conditions affecting mental, emotional, physical, and energetic well-being, educational and work related skills and tasks , focus and attention, anxiety, depression, motor coordination , pain management, and sensory modulation. Our OT services may Be health Insurance reimbursable. Serving children and adults since 1990. We also provide professional development .
Ellen Lebowicz Graduated Wurzweiler School of Social Work at Yeshiva University in 1988. I am a LCSW. I have worked at Ohel/Bais Ezra, including clinical work at Tikvah for se-veral years. I have been working for Counterforce since 1991, both as a school counselof and as a therapist in their family enrichment program. I've worked with children from grades K-12, and have been at Ezra Academy, a kiruv school in Queens, for the past 15 years, where I deal with the students, teachers, administration, and parents on a regular basis. I am in the process of opening a private practice in Brooklyn, and the Far Rockaway/Five Towns area and will continue my work with children, adolescents, and adults, specializing in…
Wendy Wasserman Far Rockaway, NY 11691, USA I am a licensed social worker specializes in learning disabilities such as dyslexia. Also woman's issues including divorce , marital issues , anxiety and self esteem.
I view the whole person incorporating nutrition and cognition .
Heather Feigin, Mrs Passaic, NJ 07055, USALife can feel overwhelming at times. Are you struggling with anxiety, depression, anger, grief, parenting, marital, relationship, dating or career related issues? I offer a warm, empathic, and supportive environment in which you will gain the insight, tools, and understanding you need to overcome your challenges and move forward. Together, we can guide you towards a more content, fulfilling, and functional life. Call (973) 348-LCSW (5279) to set up your initial consultation.
He [Rabban Yohanan ben Zakai] said to [his disciples]: go out [of the bais hamedrash] and see which is the good way to which a man should cleave? (Avos 2:9)
Two questions come to mind:
First, why go out of the bais hamedrash? Isn’t the bais hamedrash the best place to think about one’s middos and to choose the one that is most important to you?
The Magid Rabi Yisrael m’Koznitz answered this quest …
Search for Simple Answers – Parshat Chukat
Wouldn’t it be great if life had simple answers to even the most complex questions? It would be easier to bear the burdens of suffering and anguish. After all, if Despair is, according to Doctor Viktor Frankl, Suffering without Meaning (D=S-M), then if we could assign meaning to our suffering, we would be spared all that despair and anguish.1 We know that stuff happens. Our question is always …
Vayomer Hashem Elokim, lo tov heyos ho'odom l’vado; e'eseh lo ezer k’negdo.
It is not good for man to be alone. I will make a compatible helper for him.
(Braishis 2:18, translation from The Living Torah, Rav Aryeh Kaplan, Z”L)
The verb l’nagad means “to oppose, to contradict.” This implies that the preposition neged means “opposite” in the sense of “in opposition to.& …
Sit upright in a chair with your feet flat on the floor. Close your eyes. Take a few deep breaths.
Relax your whole body and do a body scan starting from your feet and slowly going up focusing on being present in each part of your body. Release any remaining tension.
Now slowly rise up in your mind to a view from above your body. Look at the world and everything in it in detail, observing the high mountains and the seas, the wildlife and domesti …
Father to crying child: I understand that you are feeling really sad and disappointed, but think about what you’re so upset about! That’s peanuts compared to what happened to me when I was your age!
This dad began by validating his child’s feelings. He then proceeded to invalidate her feelings. He probably didn’t realize it. You can be sure his child realized it.
Mother to sulking child: …
Sometimes I go outside to sit on my chair in my yard and eat lunch. It’s the same flowers, the same ground underneath my feet, the same as yesterday and the day before and the day before that. Or I’ll play piano and say so what? So I can play this piece a little bit better than yesterday. Is that what life is all about? What is the point? Those are the times I have lost my consciousness.
Then I wake up to a higher consciousness. No! …
