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We all want that feeling of being 'one' with our spouse. We want to be finishing each other's sentences and seeing the world through the same eyes. It’s the dream…
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Parshat Vayechi opens in a quiet, tender space. Yaakov is nearing the end of his life. He gathers his sons to bless them. Words are chosen carefully. Attention is paid…
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Reposting this in a quick, easy-to-save format — so it’s right there when you need it. ⭐️ 1. Perfectionism Setting unrealistically high expectations for yourself. Tip: Aim for progress,…
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Anxiety can feel like an uninvited guest that never leaves. You wake up with tension, your mind races, or a simple decision feels impossible. You try breathing exercises, journaling, or…
Full ArticleLet’s talk about some of the best ways to cope with stress — by engaging your senses and yes, sometimes getting a little messy. When I’m working with children, adolescents,…
Full ArticleHave you ever been called an overreactor or told that you were being too dramatic or too sensitive? Do your emotions sometimes feel as if they are going from 0…
Full ArticleProcess groups help you change relational patterns in real time through authentic connection, immediate feedback, and practice with real people.
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Full ArticleA brief explanation of trauma and its treatment. The article explains the difference between childhood and adult trauma, why logic doesn't help, and some treatments.
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Full ArticleHere's the link to two articles that I published in Mishpacha Magazine on DBT: https://mishpacha.com/contributors/nina-kaweblum/https://mishpacha.com/contributors/nina-kaweblum/
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JJ Emanuel, MFT, RP When we look at our relationships, it looks to us at times as though we are pulling apart from one another. This is true with familial…
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Fear of Failure Do you ever notice those people who just seem to feel naturally confident, are prepared to take on any challenge or are willing to try things despite…
Full ArticleDear Penina, I really enjoy your column, and I hope you can help me. I have a very difficult question, and I fear there’s no good answer. My relationship with…
Full ArticleDear reader, I was sitting in a session with a single client the other day talking about getting married— she was overwhelmed, spiraling into that familiar mental loop of…
Full ArticleBringing a new baby into the world is one of the most meaningful experiences in life — and having the right support makes all the difference. For families in the…
Full ArticleHealing Through Internal Family Systems: A Psychotherapist’s Approach to Helping a Young Woman Overcome Trauma BATSHEVA BOMZER, LCSW As a psychotherapist working with a variety of clients, I’ve seen how…
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Growing Pains: How Big Life Transitions Can Impact Depression and Anxiety in Young Adults There’s this quiet myth we tend to believe in early adulthood
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DID/OSDD SUPPORT GROUP Several groups are forming now! Welcoming folx virtually from around the world and in person in Lakewood, NJ. Connect with other Systems! Learn…
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Why feel when feelings hurt? How can I experience my emotions without falling apart? What makes it so hard to feel? Sounds familiar? Let's explore this together.
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Episodic mood illness represents a spectrum of conditions that are highly treatable yet often go misdiagnosed—it can take patients up to 9 years to get properly diagnosed, in fact. Much…
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