Mental Health Decoded Episode #1239
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Mental Health Decoded Episode #1239
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Question 1 How should I approach a neighbor who has a special needs child? I want to offer help, but I’m afraid they’ll feel hurt if I offer—or left out if I don’t.
Question 2 Can you discuss the idea of community and tzibbur—how everyone belongs, even if they’re not fully observant?
Question 3 You often talk about reaching out for support. But when is the right time to trust yourself instead of always turning to others?
Question 4 I called a few weeks ago about whether IOPs are just for “crazy” people. Now that I’ve been in one for two weeks, I want to break that stigma. It’s actually very validating and supportive. Why is it so hard to give ourselves the compassion we give others?
Question 5 Thank you for your book Mastering Relationships. Your framework helped me understand why I found people “boring”—it was really about me. Now I get it.
Question 6 What should the ideal therapist-client relationship look like? Is the therapist a mentor, teacher, healer—or something else?
Question 7 Can you offer a summer program for people who have extra time and want to grow emotionally?