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Sep

14

Jewish Therapy: Finding Support Through Identity, Connection, and Understanding

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TOPIC: Jewish Therapy: Exploring Identity, Anxiety, and Life Transitions

WRITTEN: September 13, 2026 by Jacob Newman

WILL BE REVIEWED: September 2029

Learn more about Jacob Newman, LMSW

As a Jewish therapist, I understand that our identity can be an important part of how we experience the world. For some people, being Jewish is closely connected to faith and religious practice. For others, it may be more connected to family, culture, traditions, community, or personal identity. For many, it is a combination of these things.

Whatever your relationship with Judaism looks like, therapy can be a place to explore the parts of your identity that matter to you while also working through the challenges ...

Jul

28

Midlife Matters: Why More Women Are Choosing Therapy During Life's Biggest Transitions

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TOPIC: Midlife Matters: Why More Women Are Choosing Therapy During Life's Biggest Transitions

WRITTEN: July 28, 2026 by Jessica Grabowski

WILL BE REVIEWED: July 2029

LEARN ABOUT JESSICA

LEARN ABOUT INDIVIDUAL THERAPY

You've built a life. Now it's time to ask: Is it still working for you?

From the outside, life may look exactly as you hoped it would. You've built a career, raised children, cared for aging parents, supported your partner, maintained friendships, and managed countless responsibilities. You've spent years showing up for everyone else, often putting your own needs at the bottom of the list.

Yet somewhere along the way, many women begin asking a quiet question:

"What happened to me?"

If ...