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Pride Month is a reminder that every person deserves to be seen, valued, and supported for who they are.

Healing from difficult experiences requires a practitioner who understands the deep connection between our past and our present. Today, we are proud to spotlight Laura Schneebaum, LMHC-D, LPC, NCC, a trauma-informed and relational therapist dedicated to supporting women across New York and New Jersey.

Gesher Community Care co-founder and director Shelly Steinwurtzel discusses the growing concern around the politicization of therapy spaces following October 7.

Mental health support should feel accessible, inclusive, and deeply personal. Today, we are excited to feature Sofia Israel Ancona, a bilingual therapist whose international background and versatile approach make her an invaluable part of the Gesher community.

There is something powerful about being surrounded by people who share your history, your values, and your hope for the future.

In a powerful and deeply necessary new article, Dr. Miri Bar-Halpern—a valued colleague and collaborator with Gesher Community Care—alongside co-authors Dr. Dean McKay and Dr. Josh Simmons, exposes a troubling double standard within the mental health profession.

During American Jewish Heritage Month and Mental Health Awareness Month, we are especially proud to recognize the vital work being done to support Jewish students where they need it most: on campus, high school, in community, and in moments of real emotional strain.

Finding the right therapist can feel overwhelming, especially when you already feel alone, misunderstood, or unsure where to turn.

Writing on Instagram about the intersection of trauma, identity, and clinical ethics, our colleague, Miri Bar-Halpern, challenges professional organizations to move away from ideological conformity and return to real, nuanced dialogue.

Small, intentional habits can have a meaningful impact on mental health and nervous system regulation.