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You Should Not Have to Self-Sensor With Your Therapist


Many Jews today describe feeling hesitant to speak openly about their Judaism, Israel, or experiences with antisemitism, because they worry about how others may respond or what assumptions might be made about them.



No one should feel they have to hide an important part of who they are to feel accepted or understood.


you should not have to self censor with your therapist

Therapy should be a place where your identity is respected, your experiences are heard, and your story can be explored without fear or judgment.


Connect with Gesher Community Care


At Gesher Community Care, we believe healing begins when you can show up as your authentic self.


💙 Learn more or connect with a culturally informed therapist at www.geshercc.org.

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