Welcome to The Place
The Jerusalem Center for Emotional Wellbeing
THE PLACE was established in 2006 as a warm haven of professional counseling, growth services and events. Male and female therapists work independently or as a team with all sectors of the religious Jewish community.
THE PLACE offers a confidential relaxed environment to explore sensitive issues. We facilitate positive change for individuals, couples and families.
From workshops to drop-in hours to individual sessions, THE PLACE provides members of the religious Jewish community the freedom and safety to transform challenges and discover inner resources.
Issues and Concerns we can help you with include:
- Emotional Eating
- Grief Counseling
- Internet Addiction
- Phobias, Anxiety & OCD
- Childhood Challenges
- Preparing for Shidduchim
- Pre-Marriage Counseling
- Couples Therapy and Intimacy Issues
- Post-Partum Support
- Dementia and Care of Geriatrics
- Personality Disorders
- Educational Psychology
Upcoming Events at The Place
Mar
27
Wed
Mar 27 @ 8:00 pm – 9:30 pm
The Place, The Jerusalem Centre for Emotional Wellbeing is proud to invite the community to:
Wednesday February 27th, 2019
20:00 – 21:30
Facilitated by Naomi Sternberg M.S. L.C.M.F.T.
&
Artist Chaya Zuckman Moskovits, M.Ed.
Grief is necessary when confronting any loss. It is actually the healing process that helps one deal with loss of a loved one. Grief does not have a clear beginning or a clear end rather it is individual. It is a reflection of one’s feelings surrounding the loss. One doesn’t get over the loss of someone. One learns to live with that loss. When someone we love passes on, the world becomes meaningless and overwhelming. Life is senseless. One is in shock, numb, and in denial. One wonders how to go on and if he can go on. Simply getting through the day is a mountainous chore. Denial and shock help make survival possible altogether. Denial helps one pace his feelings of grief letting only as much as one can handle. Otherwise those feelings would totally overcome and crush a person emotionally to the point of non-functioning.
Learning to feel your feeling is absolutely necessary in order to heal. You can’t heal what you don’t feel. The pain that you feel is often evidence of the love you feel for the loved one. Working through that pain is part of the process of acceptance and finding meaning. Meaning is not about finding answers to questions that have no answers. Meaning can then have significance in terms of a legacy, carrying on that connection into the future. This can be done through meditation, breathing exercises, writings, poems, journals, books, through art expression, drawings, paintings, clay, through organizational activities, volunteering, spearheading new and innovative ideas into reality, spending quality time with one’s own family, children, close friends, colleagues, or giving to others who are in need themselves. Support groups are helpful as they provide a safe place to talk about one’s losses, experiences, and feelings with others who are facing similar hurdles.
For Information or to register:
– NaomiSternberg613@gmail.com – 054-598-6082
– ChayaZuckman@gmail.com – 058-795-7668
300 NIS for the entire workshop (6 Sessions)
For Women Only
The Place, The Jerusalem Centre for Emotional Wellbeing
2/19 Sheshet Hayamim, Kneissa Gimmel, Ramat Eshkol
581-8299/054-631-5518
Info@ThePlace.org.il www.ThePlace.org.il
Bus Lines: 22, 25, 39, 45, 59, 65, 68, 69, 77, 77A
Light Rail: Ammunition Hill Stop
The Place is under the Rabbinical Guidance of Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz, Shlita – Rav Kehillas Ohr Somayach
Am I Really Allowed To Be Happy?
Life After the Death of a Spouse
Six-Part Workshop beginningWednesday February 27th, 2019
20:00 – 21:30
Facilitated by Naomi Sternberg M.S. L.C.M.F.T.
&
Artist Chaya Zuckman Moskovits, M.Ed.
Grief is necessary when confronting any loss. It is actually the healing process that helps one deal with loss of a loved one. Grief does not have a clear beginning or a clear end rather it is individual. It is a reflection of one’s feelings surrounding the loss. One doesn’t get over the loss of someone. One learns to live with that loss. When someone we love passes on, the world becomes meaningless and overwhelming. Life is senseless. One is in shock, numb, and in denial. One wonders how to go on and if he can go on. Simply getting through the day is a mountainous chore. Denial and shock help make survival possible altogether. Denial helps one pace his feelings of grief letting only as much as one can handle. Otherwise those feelings would totally overcome and crush a person emotionally to the point of non-functioning.
Learning to feel your feeling is absolutely necessary in order to heal. You can’t heal what you don’t feel. The pain that you feel is often evidence of the love you feel for the loved one. Working through that pain is part of the process of acceptance and finding meaning. Meaning is not about finding answers to questions that have no answers. Meaning can then have significance in terms of a legacy, carrying on that connection into the future. This can be done through meditation, breathing exercises, writings, poems, journals, books, through art expression, drawings, paintings, clay, through organizational activities, volunteering, spearheading new and innovative ideas into reality, spending quality time with one’s own family, children, close friends, colleagues, or giving to others who are in need themselves. Support groups are helpful as they provide a safe place to talk about one’s losses, experiences, and feelings with others who are facing similar hurdles.
For Information or to register:
– NaomiSternberg613@gmail.com – 054-598-6082
– ChayaZuckman@gmail.com – 058-795-7668
300 NIS for the entire workshop (6 Sessions)
For Women Only
The Place, The Jerusalem Centre for Emotional Wellbeing
2/19 Sheshet Hayamim, Kneissa Gimmel, Ramat Eshkol
581-8299/054-631-5518
Info@ThePlace.org.il www.ThePlace.org.il
Bus Lines: 22, 25, 39, 45, 59, 65, 68, 69, 77, 77A
Light Rail: Ammunition Hill Stop
The Place is under the Rabbinical Guidance of Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz, Shlita – Rav Kehillas Ohr Somayach
Apr
3
Wed
The Place, The Jerusalem Centre for Emotional Wellbeing is proud to invite the community to:
Wednesday February 27th, 2019
20:00 – 21:30
Facilitated by Naomi Sternberg M.S. L.C.M.F.T.
&
Artist Chaya Zuckman Moskovits, M.Ed.
Grief is necessary when confronting any loss. It is actually the healing process that helps one deal with loss of a loved one. Grief does not have a clear beginning or a clear end rather it is individual. It is a reflection of one’s feelings surrounding the loss. One doesn’t get over the loss of someone. One learns to live with that loss. When someone we love passes on, the world becomes meaningless and overwhelming. Life is senseless. One is in shock, numb, and in denial. One wonders how to go on and if he can go on. Simply getting through the day is a mountainous chore. Denial and shock help make survival possible altogether. Denial helps one pace his feelings of grief letting only as much as one can handle. Otherwise those feelings would totally overcome and crush a person emotionally to the point of non-functioning.
Learning to feel your feeling is absolutely necessary in order to heal. You can’t heal what you don’t feel. The pain that you feel is often evidence of the love you feel for the loved one. Working through that pain is part of the process of acceptance and finding meaning. Meaning is not about finding answers to questions that have no answers. Meaning can then have significance in terms of a legacy, carrying on that connection into the future. This can be done through meditation, breathing exercises, writings, poems, journals, books, through art expression, drawings, paintings, clay, through organizational activities, volunteering, spearheading new and innovative ideas into reality, spending quality time with one’s own family, children, close friends, colleagues, or giving to others who are in need themselves. Support groups are helpful as they provide a safe place to talk about one’s losses, experiences, and feelings with others who are facing similar hurdles.
For Information or to register:
– NaomiSternberg613@gmail.com – 054-598-6082
– ChayaZuckman@gmail.com – 058-795-7668
300 NIS for the entire workshop (6 Sessions)
For Women Only
The Place, The Jerusalem Centre for Emotional Wellbeing
2/19 Sheshet Hayamim, Kneissa Gimmel, Ramat Eshkol
581-8299/054-631-5518
Info@ThePlace.org.il www.ThePlace.org.il
Bus Lines: 22, 25, 39, 45, 59, 65, 68, 69, 77, 77A
Light Rail: Ammunition Hill Stop
The Place is under the Rabbinical Guidance of Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz, Shlita – Rav Kehillas Ohr Somayach
Am I Really Allowed To Be Happy?
Life After the Death of a Spouse
Six-Part Workshop beginningWednesday February 27th, 2019
20:00 – 21:30
Facilitated by Naomi Sternberg M.S. L.C.M.F.T.
&
Artist Chaya Zuckman Moskovits, M.Ed.
Grief is necessary when confronting any loss. It is actually the healing process that helps one deal with loss of a loved one. Grief does not have a clear beginning or a clear end rather it is individual. It is a reflection of one’s feelings surrounding the loss. One doesn’t get over the loss of someone. One learns to live with that loss. When someone we love passes on, the world becomes meaningless and overwhelming. Life is senseless. One is in shock, numb, and in denial. One wonders how to go on and if he can go on. Simply getting through the day is a mountainous chore. Denial and shock help make survival possible altogether. Denial helps one pace his feelings of grief letting only as much as one can handle. Otherwise those feelings would totally overcome and crush a person emotionally to the point of non-functioning.
Learning to feel your feeling is absolutely necessary in order to heal. You can’t heal what you don’t feel. The pain that you feel is often evidence of the love you feel for the loved one. Working through that pain is part of the process of acceptance and finding meaning. Meaning is not about finding answers to questions that have no answers. Meaning can then have significance in terms of a legacy, carrying on that connection into the future. This can be done through meditation, breathing exercises, writings, poems, journals, books, through art expression, drawings, paintings, clay, through organizational activities, volunteering, spearheading new and innovative ideas into reality, spending quality time with one’s own family, children, close friends, colleagues, or giving to others who are in need themselves. Support groups are helpful as they provide a safe place to talk about one’s losses, experiences, and feelings with others who are facing similar hurdles.
For Information or to register:
– NaomiSternberg613@gmail.com – 054-598-6082
– ChayaZuckman@gmail.com – 058-795-7668
300 NIS for the entire workshop (6 Sessions)
For Women Only
The Place, The Jerusalem Centre for Emotional Wellbeing
2/19 Sheshet Hayamim, Kneissa Gimmel, Ramat Eshkol
581-8299/054-631-5518
Info@ThePlace.org.il www.ThePlace.org.il
Bus Lines: 22, 25, 39, 45, 59, 65, 68, 69, 77, 77A
Light Rail: Ammunition Hill Stop
The Place is under the Rabbinical Guidance of Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz, Shlita – Rav Kehillas Ohr Somayach