Useful Covid-19 Mental Health Resources

Helpful articles and events from our community

Mind over Marriage 2

Dr. Dovid Lieberman, Noted Author & Lecturer, Yaakov Salomon, LCSW, Simcha Feuerman, LCSW, Dr. Meir Wikler, DSW

Strategies for Protecting Our Children in Today’s World

Barry Horowitz LCSW, Gavriel Fagin MA, LCSW, Dr. Shloimie Zimmerman Psy.D., Dr. David Lieberman Noted Author & Lecturer

Connecting with our Children: Building Relationships to Last a Lifetime

Rabbi Yakov Sputz, LMHC, Rabbi Zev Brown, PhD, Dr. David Lieberman, Noted Author & Lecturer

Mind over Marriage

Charlie Harary, Yaakov Salamon, LCSW, Shimon Russel, LMSW, Dr. Meir Wikler, DSW

Chinuch In Today’s Turbulent Times

Rav Elya Brudny, shlita

The Torah’s Timeless Guidance on Contemporary Matters

Rav Elya Brudny, shlita

Looking Forward to Coming Back

Rav Elya Brudny, shlita & Dr. Shmuel D. Mandelman Educational Seminar, August 2020

When Religious Observance and OCD Collide

Reuven was a frum teenager who tried to follow the halacha correctly. Whenever he recited the Shema, he got nervous that he might not have pronounced every single letter properly. In order to alleviate his concerns, he repeated words numerous times until he felt confident that he pronounced it just right. As time went on, […]

Depression – It’s Nothing New Mental Illness in Jewish Tradition

Depression is a well known mental health disorder. Still, it is a disorder subject to some confusion, because everyone feels down or sad now and then. Clinical depression is much more than that; it is a serious illness. When someone has depression, it hinders his daily life and causes pain to the depressed individual and […]

Flying Under the Radar ADHD in Women

She rises in the middle of the night to provide food for her family… She plants a vineyard from her earnings… She girds her loins with strength and energizes her arms… Her children rise and commend her; her husband praises her, “Many daughters have performed valiantly, but you surpass them all!” (Mishlei 31) Whenever Shoshana* […]

Don’t Wait to Get Help

Getting help on time greatly enhances the outcome of treatment.

Emotional health challenges rarely appear out of nowhere. Most often family, friends, teachers or the individuals themselves notice signs that indicate an imbalance in their thinking, feelings and or behavior. Being informed about early warning signs allows the opportunity for intervention at the right time, before things swing too far out of balance.

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