Not All Jews Love Their Therapists, As Mental Health Stigmas Still Exist
Historically, Jews may have been instrumental in the field of psychology, but many remain reluctant to seek help, afraid of attached social stigmas.
Dating In Trump’s America: It’s Complicated
Many Jewish singles refuse to go out with those of different political persuasions.
A Jewish Therapist Asks: ‘How Can I Treat Patients When the World is Spinning Out of Control?’
A Hasidic therapist in Bedford-Stuyvesant Brooklyn, has found herself experiencing secondary trauma while in sessions with minority patients.
At Age 18, a Beloved Writers’ Workshop Retires
For 18 years Tuesday nights were sacrosanct for the members of one group of writers who met to read and critique one another’s work in Manhattan. Known informally as “the Tuesday Night Workshop,” this weekly writing group — which held its final session July 29 — was not for beginners or dilettantes but for artists dedicated to perfecting
