Lili 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.
Moishe Herskowitz Brooklyn, New York 11230, USAMoishe Herskowitz, M.S.,LCSW,CCH. Has over 29 years experience a Couples & Marital Crisis Counselor.He is also an Adjunct Lecturer, Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, and trainer for Cable Therapy. As the Director of How We Communicate, PLLC. He has developed a 12 step program that uses Energy,Neuroscience,and Hypnotherapy as a means for healing couples in crisis. As founder of Cable Therapy he uses a process called the 6 love languages that teaches couples how to love their partner the way they want to be loved. This way they can not only reconnect their cable for positive energy, but they can use their cable as a means to become therapist for each other.
M'H this Fall he hope…
Alan Singer, PhD Highland Park, NJ 08904, USA Brooklyn, NY 11234, USAWhat motivates me each morning? These heart-wrenching statistics: 2/3 of divorcing couples don't receive even 1 hour of counseling, 2/3 of divorces DO NOT involve high-conflict marriages, children of divorce are twice as likely to divorce, and 2/3 of divorces occur within the first 10 years of marriage. My specialties are: saving couples on the brink, marital rescue after infidelity, and reviving empty nester marriages. I am married for 39 years, father of 4 grown children, and counseling in NYC since 1980 with an 80% success rate in saving couples. I have access to Rav Moshe Tendler and Rav Dovid Cohen for Halachic advice and referrals. I have extensi…
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
Jonathan Schwartz, PsyD Union, NJ 07083, USA New York, NY 10016, USAI am a specialist who treats Anxiety Disorders and OCD in adults. Check out my website for more information -- www.njanxietyrelief.com
Pamela Klein, LCSW Flushing, NY 11367, USA Brooklyn, NY 11210, USAI am a licensed clinical social worker with a specialty in helping individuals and couples with all kinds of relationship problems. Couples come to see me at various stages of their relationship and they come in with a wide variety of issues.
My specialization in sex therapy differentiates my practice from others. I help people with sexual dysfunction, low desire and difficulties in sexual expression. My treatment is tailored to the needs of each client and I utilize practical, cognitive and behavioral methods to help make changes in a short period of time.
I received my certification in sex therapy at the NYU Program for Human Sexuality. I have also been trained in Cognitive Behavior…
Dear Therapist:
I am an older year old single bochur who is learning in yeshiva. I have been told I am picky, unable to make a commitment, lazy, unambitious and many other diagnoses and labels. Many people have suggested that I “speak to someone” (meaning a therapist) in order to resolve the major issues I must have if I am not married at the old age of 28. I think I have just not yet met the right person. Thoughts?
Response:
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During the holidays, congregants increasingly seek out the counsel of their rabbis. The holidays are a time when many people feel genuinely inspired to make a special effort to be extra observant. It is also a time when people with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) are most likely to knock on the rabbi's door. How rabbis respond can make all the difference in whether religious OCD sufferers seek professional help, and in some cases, it can be a …
“Don’t you think we all have trauma?” A sweet young woman inquired after we both shared about our professions as we waited on line. I answer , “Yes, most of us have gone through some sort of trauma, however, this does not mean that everyone needs therapy.” She seemed perplexed. A therapist who doesn’t push therapy? To help clarify I explained: “Well, the only reason you need treatment is if your mind an …
During the days leading up to Yom Kippur I am contacted by concerned parents, physicians, and rabbis. “My daughter is recovering from anorexia, and insists she is going to fast.” Parents often turn to Rabbinical advice…but they are torn and confused. They understand the importance of fasting on Yom Kippur, but often have been on a challenging journey supporting their child in the process of healing from an eating disorder. Reco …
It was only the second generation of mankind, and already murder was introduced into the world. In the aftermath of a stunning act of fratricide, Kaayin is condemned to wander the earth in isolation (Na v’Nad: Na to wander and Nad to be isolated, shunned. See Rav Hirsch on Braishis 4:12).
But the Torah is terse in its description of the aftermath, and questions arise.
Kaayin responds by saying “great is my sin to bear.&rdq …
Trauma and Trauma Therapy
Have you ever experienced a disturbing event that left you with this sense of overwhelm, helplessness and feeling out of control? If yes, it's possible that the stressful situation traumatized you. Psychological trauma leaves its mark by leaving you grappling with memories, anxieties and upsetting emotions that just won't let up.
Traumatization can also present itself if you are left feeling disconnected, unable to tru …
