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Articles & Resources

Educational writing on unwanted sexual behaviors, addiction, trauma, and emotional health — for clients, parents, spouses, and professionals.

All topics · Understanding the Struggle · For Parents · For Spouses & Families · Trauma & Healing · For Professionals

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Why "Just Stop" Usually Isn't Enough

One of the things I've come to recognize through my clinical work is that the behaviors and emotional struggles we see on the surface often have deeper underlying causes. Rather than focusing only on stopping a behavior or managing a symptom, it helps to understand what's driving these struggles in the first place.

When You've Tried to Stop Before

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Many of the clients I work with have tried repeatedly to change certain behaviors, made commitments, or put safeguards in place, only to find themselves struggling again. Therapy provides an opportunity to better understand what's driving these patterns, address the underlying struggles, and develop healthier ways of responding.

When a Parent Should Reach Out

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I primarily work with young adults and men. I also speak with parents when appropriate as part of treatment. If you're unsure whether your situation is a good fit, feel free to reach out.

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Supporting a Family Member Who Is Struggling

Setting healthy boundaries when supporting a family member who is struggling is one of the topics Yechiel speaks about to parents and community members.

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The Experiences Underneath the Behavior

If you're finding yourself repeating behaviors you've tried to change, struggling with difficult emotions, or dealing with experiences from your past that continue to affect you today, therapy may be helpful. You don't need to wait until things reach a crisis.

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Training for Therapists, Rabbanim & Educators

I also provide training and presentations for therapists, Rabbanim, Chosson Rabbeim, and educators on understanding and addressing these challenges. See the Speaking page for topics and booking.

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