JEWISH AFFIRMING THERAPY
Jewish Therapist for Jewish Clients
Compassionate, Culturally-Aware Therapy Rooted in Shared Jewish Values
As a Jewish therapist, I understand that your cultural, spiritual, and community experiences are not just background details — they’re core parts of your identity. Whether you’re navigating family dynamics, religious expectations, intergenerational trauma, or simply seeking a space where you don’t have to explain what Shabbat is, working with a therapist who gets it can make all the difference.
Why Work With a Jewish Therapist?
When you choose to work with a Jewish therapist, you’re choosing someone who speaks your cultural language. I offer therapy that honors your lived experience — whether you identify as Orthodox, Conservative, Reform, secular, culturally Jewish, or somewhere in between.
I provide a warm, nonjudgmental space where Jewish values, history, and identity are respected and understood. Together, we can explore:
Anxiety & Depression in the context of Jewish cultural and family expectations
Relationship Issues including dating, marriage, divorce, and interfaith dynamics
Religious or Spiritual Conflict — reconciling your beliefs with your lived reality
Family Dynamics in multigenerational Jewish households
Grief & Loss, including traditions around mourning and memory
Intergenerational Trauma, including the legacy of the Holocaust or immigration
Identity Exploration — navigating Jewish identity, LGBTQ+ inclusion, and more
Therapy That Understands the Nuance of Being Jewish
You don’t have to explain what it means to feel pressure around Yom Kippur, or the subtle guilt that sometimes lingers from generations past. As a Jewish clinician, I recognize the layers of meaning in Jewish rituals, holidays, and cultural references — and how they can impact mental health.
I also understand the balancing act many Jewish clients face: living in a secular world while holding onto tradition, or struggling with faith and identity in today’s social and political climate.
Whether you’re looking for traditional talk therapy, trauma-informed care, or support through a major life transition, I provide therapy grounded in empathy, cultural fluency, and real connection.
Therapy for All Jewish Identities
Jewish identity is beautifully complex. I welcome clients of all levels of observance, denominations, ethnic backgrounds (Ashkenazi, Sephardic, Mizrahi, etc.), and intersecting identities — including LGBTQ+ Jews, Jews by choice, interfaith couples, and those who feel disconnected from Judaism but want to reconnect with themselves.
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If you’re seeking a Jewish therapist who understands where you’re coming from — not just clinically, but culturally — I invite you to reach out. Together, we can create a safe space for growth, healing, and authenticity.