

Getting Over Burnout After the Holidays: Finding Your Rhythm Again
As the month winds down, many people expect to feel refreshed and ready to dive back into everyday life. But instead, it’s common to feel tired, scattered, or emotionally flat. After weeks of seudos, family gatherings, and spiritual focus, it takes time to find your balance again. Many expect to feel uplifted and renewed once the Yomim Tovim end, but often, what follows isn’t inspiration; it’s exhaustion. If you’re feeling drained, unmotivated, or irritable after Rosh Hashana

Brocha Miller, MHCI
Oct 203 min read


Sweetness Without Shame: Letting Go of Guilt at the Yom Tov Table
With Chagim around the corner, we often find ourselves as preoccupied with meals and recipes as we are with repentance. From...

Tamar Liberman, MA
Sep 302 min read


The Shofar’s Cry
As we walk through the streets during this time of year, a sound carries through the air. You don’t have to be inside a shul to hear it....

Brocha Miller, MHCI
Sep 292 min read


The Guilt of Failing to Feel
Have you ever experienced guilt for failing to feel? If you’re Jewish, the answer is likely, “yes.” For me this experience comes up...

Rikki Jeremias
Sep 113 min read


Rosh Chodesh Elul
Today is Rosh Chodesh Elul . As I type those words onto my laptop screen, I notice a flood of familiar emotions washing over me. I feel...

Gittie Sobolofsky
Aug 242 min read


When the Going Gets Heavy
There are moments when everything just feels too heavy, not because of one big thing, but because of everything. The way it piles up. The...

Brocha Miller, MHCI
Jul 283 min read


Between Shavuos and Elul: How to Stay Grounded in the Quiet Stretch
The weeks following Shavuos can feel unstructured. We’ve just experienced the intensity and inspiration of Matan Torah and then, nothing....

Myndee Diamond-Lisker, MA
Jun 153 min read


Mindfulness and Shavuos: Receiving the Torah with a Present Heart
We’re taught that each Yom Tov is not merely a celebration or remembrance of the past — it’s a time when the spiritual energy of the...

Gittie Sobolofsky
May 282 min read


Sefira: Counting Up, Growing Whole
You know that feeling when you want two things that seem to contradict each other? When you're pulled in two directions at once? Maybe...

Brocha Miller, MHCI
May 183 min read


Pesach Prep
Have you ever found yourself standing in your kitchen, surrounded by cleaning supplies, cookware, and what feels like an insurmountable...

Chaya Deutsch
Apr 22 min read


Beyond the Mirror: A Torah Perspective on Body Image
Does it make sense to hate the body we live in? This question lies at the heart of much suffering around body image. It’s easy to forget...

Chaya Deutsch
Mar 254 min read


Tu B’shvat: Holding onto the Process
Tu B’shvat is here! Tu B’shvat is a holiday that typically doesn't get much attention compared to others, but it has such profound...

Sarah Green, PsyD
Feb 142 min read


What Interning at The CBT/DBT Center Taught Me
College students interested in clinical psychology are faced with a very difficult task. Most of these students are interested in gaining...

Ilana Knoll
Dec 30, 20243 min read


Living with Uncertainty
Living with uncertainty can be extremely distressing. Whether it is waiting for something as significant as medical results or as mundane...

Ilana Knoll
Dec 4, 20242 min read


Jewish People and Anxiety
While all mothers worry about their child’s well-being, stereotypically, Jewish mothers are known for being the ultimate worrywarts....

Ilana Knoll
Nov 12, 20243 min read


Giving with Limits
One of our core values as the Jewish people is chessed. We try to emulate Hashem in all of our actions, and given that Hashem is...

Tzivie Scharf
Jun 25, 20243 min read


The "What's" of Pesach
Pesach is in one week. Wow what a statement. How did you feel reading that? Probably super excited and comforted and really at peace,...

Tzivie Scharf
Apr 17, 20246 min read


Is Never Again Now? Part II
To all those who say #neveragainisnow because we have our own military. To all those who say #neveragainisnow because we're speaking up,...

Dr. Chaya Lieba Kobernick
Oct 31, 20236 min read


Is Never Again Now? Part I
I am a grandchild of Holocaust survivors, lived in NYC during 9/11, and currently live in Israel.
WARNING: SENSITIVE CONTENT

Chaya Lieba Kobernick, PsyD
Oct 28, 202310 min read


Is Moshiach here?
I think Moshiach might actually be coming. I've thought that before, so I'm wary of allowing myself to emotionally "go there" again.

Dr. Chaya Lieba Kobernick
Oct 16, 20235 min read
