Can healing truly happen when people feel they have to hide who they are?
In a feature by The Media Line, Gesher Community Care co-founder Shelly Steinwurtzel speaks about the growing silence and self-censorship experienced by Jewish patients and mental health professionals.
Therapy should be a space where people feel safe, heard, and understood, without having to defend their identity, beliefs, or experiences.
At Gesher Community Care, we’re committed to connecting Jewish individuals with culturally informed therapists who welcome their full Jewish identity into the therapeutic space.
Read “Do Jews Still Have Safe Spaces for Healing?” by Maayan Hoffman in The Media Line at the link below:
