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🎯 Direct 💙 Warm 🔥 Energetic 🙏 Spiritual

Why Moses (Moshe) Hoffman chose to be in the helping profession

Having experienced deep transformation in my own life, I’ve come to see just how much potential we all carry for lasting, meaningful change. It’s this realization that fuels my desire to help others reconnect with the love, joy, and clarity that already lives inside them. In our community, more and more people are seeking support, whether it's to improve their relationships, business, social, or family life, or to finally release the weight of past pain and begin again with hope. And yet, so many are left without the answers or sense of possibility they’re looking for.

I believe there’s a simple and profound way forward that involves working with the whole system: mind, body, and a deeper consciousness. When we’re able to zoom out and look at our lives through a wider lens, rather than staying stuck on individual problems, we create space for powerful and lasting shifts. This kind of change doesn’t just impact us. It ripples outward, transforming our relationships and the world around us. That’s what draws me to this work: witnessing what becomes possible when someone reconnects with their own wholeness.

Moses (Moshe) Hoffman's approach

I am a certified, polyvagal-informed Wholality coach and facilitator. In sessions, I support clients in uncovering the true nature of the human experience and exploring, integrating, and releasing the blocks or beliefs that may be holding them back from living into their full potential. I recognize that the state of our nervous system and the emotions we carry in our bodies shape much of what we experience mentally and emotionally. That’s why I work "wholeceptually," embracing every part of the experience — mind, body, and energy — to create space for real change.

Drawing from polyvagal theory, breathwork, and energetic resonance meditation, I help clients enter deeper states of calm and relaxation. From that grounded place, we learn to listen closely to what the body wants to say. This process invites deep healing and transformation that feels both gentle and profound. I also encourage clients to find something they genuinely enjoy and weave it into their daily life in a meaningful and consistent way.

Each person has their own way of accessing creativity, calm, depth, and love. My role is not to give one-size-fits-all answers, but to walk alongside each client as they find their own rhythm and path. Just like anyone else, I am a human being with my own struggles, growth, and vulnerabilities. It's through my honesty, compassion, and lived experience that I hope to offer a space that is resonant, safe, and deeply accepting — a space where you can show up fully, emotionally, spiritually, and mentally.

What you can expect from sessions with Moses (Moshe) Hoffman

In our sessions, you can expect to experience deep feelings of safety, clarity, and connection. These foundational states allow healing and insight to naturally emerge from within you. Our time together is more than just a 70-minute one-on-one session. Each experience serves as a springboard for lasting learning and transformation that continues to unfold long after the session ends.

We incorporate a variety of relaxation techniques, including polyvagal-informed approaches, to help your body and mind relax and feel safe. Whether the session takes place online, by phone, or in person, the results come from within you, and they can be truly life-changing. Many clients notice a significant decrease in stress, self-judgment, and anxious thoughts about the past or future. They also report a powerful increase in self-love, creativity, energy, and overall well-being. Over time, these shifts can lead to a deeper connection with the presence behind life itself and a profound expansion in how you understand yourself and your experience in the world.

Moses (Moshe) Hoffman's experience working with the Jewish community

I have extensive experience working with a wide range of individuals — from those seeking more creativity and inner peace to those ready to release past trauma and emotional pain. As an Orthodox Jew, I understand how important it can be for clients from the community to feel seen and understood by someone who lives and respects the unique sensitivities, customs, and laws of Jewish life. In addition to my background in the mental health field, I’ve spent time in Jewish outreach, sharing my knowledge and passion for Judaism with those interested in exploring it more deeply. I’ve also worked in the field of Kashrut and often help lead tefilot in synagogue, which gives me an appreciation for both the spiritual and practical aspects of religious observance.

Although I am open to working with people from all backgrounds, I approach sessions with members of the Jewish community with particular care and sensitivity. I strive to honor each person’s individual situation while also being attuned to the broader nuances of Jewish practice and belief. I’ve seen how past experiences — especially painful ones — can impact how connected or disconnected someone feels in their religious life. And I’ve also seen how religious observance, when approached compulsively or rigidly, can sometimes affect mental well-being. If the client is open to it, I work to help integrate practices like Shabbat, Kashrut, Torah study, and respect for others with emotional and mental wellness in a way that feels balanced, authentic, and nourishing.

Moses (Moshe) Hoffman's Book Recommendation Zone

Our Polyvagal World
How Safety and Trauma Change Us
Wholality -
Unifying the human experience and opening to wisdom and healing
The Body Keeps the Score:
Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma

Approaches

Concerns

Languages spoken

English Hebrew Yiddish

Ages

Adolescents (13-18) Adults Elders (65+)

People I work with

Individuals Families Couples Groups

Personal religious affiliations

Frum open minded

Jewish community experience

Extensive

Licensed to work in

Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Canada, Connecticut, Florida, Israel, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, South Carolina, United Kingdom, Washington, Washington, DC, Wisconsin

London, United Kingdom

In-Office
Remote

3 years in practice

Certificates

Wholality Facilitator by Innate Evolution 2024

Trainings

Wholality Trauma EXchange by Innate Evolution 2024
Iheart Facilitator 2021

Affiliations

Addiction Professionals 2024

Average costs per session

$89 - $135

Payment Methods

PayPal

Moses (Moshe) Hoffman

Wholality Facilitator & Coach